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Columbia Gardens Wine & Artisan Village
The Port of Kennewick completed the newest phase of Columbia Gardens Wine & Artisan Village, its wine-oriented economic development project in the shadow of the cable bridge, at the end of January. The new building at 313 E. Columbia Gardens Way is a 2,458-square-foot building with spaces for two tasting rooms. Gordon Brothers Estate Winery…
Audi Tri-Cities
Town & Country has completed the relocation of its Audi Tri-Cities car dealership to a 10,000-square-foot facility near the Richland Fred Meyer. Wave Design Group of Kennewick worked with Town & Country to create a minimalist German design to pair with Audi styling. The aesthetic includes floor-to-ceiling glass, aluminum and tiles that tie in with LED lighting. The…
CBC Dental Hygiene Clinic
Columbia Basin College has built out a 16,961-square-foot, state-of-the-art dental hygiene clinic on the fourth floor of the Wortman Medical Science Center in Richland. The 22-chair clinic serves as a training center for dental hygienists. It houses faculty and administration offices, a patient reception area, study lockers and work areas for clinical practice management. It has dedicated laboratory,…
Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers
Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers completed a $215,000 remodel of its 14,500-square-foot, two-story real estate agency in western Kennewick in early December. The update modernized the office at 8836 Gage Blvd. with new colors, LED lighting, an open reception area and new conference room. The office is the professional home to 66 residential real estate agents and six support staff.…
Pasco Numerica Credit Union
Numerica Credit Union is moving into its new branch at 4845 Broadmoor Blvd. in January. The new branch is 3,500 square feet and replaces the credit union’s 636-square-foot branch inside the Walmart store on Road 68. The new branch offers three shared office spaces, a conference room, a mother’s room, a kids’ area with iPads and a drive-up and walk-up…
Pet Medical Center of Pasco
Dr. Todd Coleman, owner of the second-generation family-owned veterinary clinic Pet Medical Center of Pasco, completed a $400,000 expansion and remodel designed to better serve growing demand for veterinary services in the Tri-Cities. The project at 8823 Sandifur Parkway expanded the clinic to 13,000 square feet from 9,000 square feet. It added two new exam…
Packaging Corporation of America
Illinois-based Packaging Corporation of America has built a $26 million cardboard box manufacturing plant on a 42-acre site it purchased from the city of Richland for $1.7 million. The project involved 160,000 cubic yards of grading and filling, which set the stage to construct a 222,500-square-foot warehouse, 12,250-square-foot open-sided lean-to, 10,000-square-foot office space and other…
Sandifur Crossing Phase 3
Hogback Development Co. of Yakima is building the third of nine buildings planned for Sandifur Crossing in Pasco. Porter’s Real Barbecue and Jamba have signed up for two of the three spaces in the 5,000-square-foot building. The third tenant has not been announced. Wendy’s is building a restaurant on the property along Road 68. At full build-out,…
AAA Clearwater Storage Depot
A new 19,101-square-foot mini storage facility with 500 units has opened in Kennewick. AAA Clearwater Storage Depot at 6026 W. Clearwater Ave. opened Oct. 12. The facility features climate-controlled and drive-up units, a security system with cameras, 24-hour access and a paved lot. Each unit has its own alarm system. Unit sizes range from 5-by-12…
Del Taco
The Boise-based 3 Brothers Restaurants opened the Tri-Cities’ first Del Taco fast food Mexican restaurant in November at 155 Wellsian Way, near the Richland Fred Meyer and Goodwill stores. The 2,800-square-foot restaurant serves tacos, burritos and tostadas, as well as burgers and fries. The restaurant seats up to 86. The nearest Del Taco is in…
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