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Home » Benton-Franklin Title Co. renovates new office

Benton-Franklin Title Co. renovates new office

December 13, 2018
Building Tri-Cities advertising

Benton-Franklin Title Co. is up and running in its newly renovated 5,000-square-foot office near Columbia Center Boulevard in Kennewick.

The title and escrow company needed more room to grow and saw potential with the future development of the Vista Field area.

The newly renovated 8,000-square-foot building at 510 N. Colorado St. features a traditional brick façade reminiscent of classic bank architecture, while inside, the space has been optimized to suit Benton-Franklin Title’s workflow and features an appealing modern aesthetic.

In addition, 3,000 square feet of the building is being leased by Kadlec to house three nephrologists.

The extensive overhaul, including the cost of the land and existing building, was $2.2 million.

Don Johnson, a Seattle-based general contractor, oversaw the renovations.

Melissa Hampton of Spokane-based MMEC Architecture and Interiors assisted with the redesign.

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