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Real Estate & Construction

Jan 19 yearendhousing

Hot Tri-City housing market showing signs of slowing down

January 14, 2019
Laura Kostad
The Tri-Cities’ red-hot housing market is beginning to show signs of cooling.After a multi-year trend of rapidly appreciating home values, the construction labor force is stretched thin, interest rates are on the rise and building material prices are up due to new tariffs.But that’s not to say new housing projects...
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Jan constructioncosts

Contractors squeezed by higher costs while demand remains strong

January 14, 2019
Guest Contributor
By Jennifer L. DreyIncreased costs for materials and labor, coupled with national tariffs and state regulations are presenting challenges and squeezing margins for general contractors in the Tri-Cities as demand for construction remains heavy, according to those in the industry.Nationally, the costs of all inputs to construction increased by 4.9...
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Jan coffee

Kennewick coffee roaster to expand, open shop in Richland

January 14, 2019
Robin Wojtanik
A massive coffee bean roaster will need to be disassembled and moved to a new building in north Richland when Treasure Valley Coffee of the Columbia Basin opens its new headquarters, along with a retail store, in the Horn Rapids Business Park this summer.The $1.9 million investment includes land bought...
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Musser Bros. Inc. completes new office, hangar

January 14, 2019
Building Tri-Cities advertising
Musser Bros. Inc. completed a 9,000-square-foot corporate office and hangar near the company’s auction facility near the Tri-Cities Airport on Dec. 1.Musser Bros. Inc. has been in the area since 1982 and its newest project at 3125 Rickenbacker Drive in Pasco represents the continuation of the real estate, equipment and...
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Jan rdo

RDO Equipment Co. to launch new store format in Kennewick

January 14, 2019
Jeff Morrow
Homeowners, hobby farmers and do-it-yourselfers will be able to shop for lawn mowers, compact tractors and utility vehicles at a new store in Kennewick this spring.The new RDO Equipment Co. concept store will open by April 1 on the south side of Kennewick Ranch  Home off Columbia Center Boulevard.RDO’s new...
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Jan wrpd

West Richland voters asked to consider paying for $12.5M police station

January 14, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
West Richland voters will be asked in April to consider a $12.5 million bond to build a larger police station.The bond would add 42 cents per $1,000 of assessed value to property taxes. That means owners of a $200,000 home would pay $84 a year.The proposed 22,500-square-foot police building would...
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Jan anasazi builders2

Longtime builders move to Tri-Cities after 22 years in North Dakota

January 14, 2019
Elsie Puig
A longtime custom home-building company with a successful operation in North Dakota has moved to the Tri-Cities.The father-and-son team of John and Stephen Worlund decided to move Anasazi Builders after almost 22 years to be closer to family.“We had to turn down 21 homes. We finished the last two homes...
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Keewaydin discovery

Kennewick School District's Keewaydin Discovery Center

January 14, 2019
Building Tri-Cities advertising
The Kennewick School District completed a four-classroom, single-story addition to the Keewaydin Discovery Center in December.The 4,080 square feet of additional classroom space at 125 S. Conway Place will serve the needs of the district’s Early Childhood Education and Assistance Program, or ECEAP, and preschool special needs program, helping to...
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Bleyhl

Bleyhl Co-Op's new retail store in Pasco

January 14, 2019
Building Tri-Cities advertising
Bleyhl Co-Op opened the doors of its new 20,000-square-foot retail store at 6705 Chapel Hill Blvd. in Pasco on Dec. 14.The new $5 million store replaces its previous Pasco shop and features an expanded hardware section, thanks to a partnership with True Value Hardware.More space means Bleyhl can offer a...
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Brantingham Phase V in Pasco

January 14, 2019
Building Tri-Cities advertising
CRF Metal Works of Pasco recently completed construction on the fifth phase of its Brantingham development at 3035 Travel Plaza Way in Pasco.CRF’s recent project off Highway 395 was built to suit the needs of new tenant, Ag Spray Equipment, a major supplier of liquid fertilizer, as well as dry...
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