Real Estate & Construction Briefs for July 2026

Kennewick council members are leaning toward a City Hall site that could displace the Museum at Keewaydin. It’s the latest development in the city’s ongoing search for a new home.

New restaurants across the Tri-Cities are opening their doors this summer, offering food from breakfast selections to diner and Mexican fare. 

A growing rowers club is looking for a new home base and north Richland might have just the spot.

The city of Pasco is keen to secure its continued access to the Pasco Sporting Complex, which it built on Franklin County land more than 30 years ago, and appears willing to give up another park to get it.

A new 40,000-square-foot headquarters will let Benton REA consolidate scattered offices and warehouses into one West Richland location by summer's end.

A Swiss company’s plans for a zero-carbon fertilizer plant and a data center north of Richland are moving forward despite citizens voicing concerns about the projects. 

Documents filed under Washington’s environmental review process reveal a list of projects in the works for the Mid-Columbia. 

Pasco property owners offering unused guest rooms or homes as short-term rentals will face some standard operating requirements from the city starting Jan. 1.