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Community First Bank

By Building Tri-Cities advertising | January 2022

Community First Bank has completed renovations to its new Richland home at the corner of Jadwin Avenue and Swift Boulevard,...

Dutch Bros Coffee

By Building Tri-Cities advertising | January 2022

Bush Developments has completed construction of a new Kennewick location for Dutch Bros Coffee, the Grants Pass, Oregon-based chain of...

Fortify Holdings, a Portland apartment investor, has a deal to buy the Clover Island Inn in Kennewick. It wants to invest $20 million to turn it into micro apartments and is asking the Port of Kennewick to sell it the land the hotel was built on. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Clover Island Inn buyer plans micro apartments

By Wendy Culverwell | January 2022

A developer wants to convert the Clover Island Inn to micro apartments, but it may face a significant roadblock. The...

The Nineteen, a luxe apartment building proposed for downtown Kennewick, is dead after the Hanford Area Economic Investment Fund cut its $1.1 million loan commitment to $345,000, saying a “change in scope” changed the math. The developers say the project is unchanged. (Courtesy The Nineteen)

Funding cut kills The Nineteen, luxe Kennewick project

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2021

A Tri-City developer has shelved The Nineteen, a luxury office-and-apartment project planned for downtown Kennewick, after a key lender cut...

Workers assemble a crane at the construction site for Reser’s Fine Foods, the Portland-area deli salad maker that is building a 277,681-square-foot processing plant and offices at 5526 Capitol Ave., east of Highway 395, north of Pasco. Construction resumed after a brief stoppage after framing collapsed in a windstorm. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Reser’s construction is back on track after collapse stopped work

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2021

Reser’s Fine Foods is proceeding with construction of a food processing facility in Pasco after a framed section of the...

A Bellevue developer behind two upscale apartment complexes in north Richland aims to solve the local coffee shortage in north Richland by converting spaces once occupied by Gesa Credit Union and Ethos Bakery into a spacious coffee shop. IC University Square LLC, aka Shotgun Creek Investments, has not selected an operator. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Developer plans to end north Richland’s coffee desert

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2021

A Bellevue-based developer is converting a north Richland building into a coffee shop to serve residents and workers near the...

The former China Café, 131 N. Ely St., will reopen as Graze – A Place to Eat in mid-2022 following a down-to-the-studs remodel by owners Rebecca and John Lastoskie, who bought the building in July. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Graze makes big bet on China Café spot in Kennewick

By Wendy Culverwell | December 2021

Graze – a Place to Eat is making its biggest bet ever on the Tri-Cities with a new location planned...

Real Estate & Construction Briefs – December 2021

By TCAJOB Staff | December 2021

Popular Kennewick restaurant damaged by fire Double Dragon, a popular Kennewick restaurant, was damaged by an early morning fire on...

The Richland School District is preparing to begin construction on updates to Fran Rish Stadium at Richland High School. (Photo by Wendy Culverwell)

Fran Rish’s $10M update to begin in new year

By TCAJOB Staff | December 2021

Fran Rish Stadium at Richland High School will get a $10 million update beginning in February. The Richland School District...

Equity firm acquires historic Spokane hotel

By TCAJOB Staff | December 2021

KSL Capital Partners LLC, a Denver-based private equity firm, has reached a deal to purchase a collection of Spokane area...

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