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Tri-City housing, commercial sectors reflect a tale of two markets

Tri-City housing, commercial sectors reflect a tale of two markets

It’s a tale of two markets when it comes to residential and commercial properties in the Tri-Cities so far in 2025.

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PNNL braces for layoffs, furloughs

June 12, 2025
Ty Beaver

The Tri-Cities’ largest employer considers layoffs and furloughs in response to federal budget proposal.


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Funds released to avert Hanford layoffs, but deeper cuts loom

June 12, 2025
Ty Beaver

Employee layoffs at a Hanford site subcontractor were reportedly averted after one of the state’s U.S. senators criticized one of President Donald Trump’s cabinet members for not providing budgeted funds. But more funding cuts may be on the horizon at the nuclear cleanup site.


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Tri-Cities labor force shows signs of plateauing

June 12, 2025
Ty Beaver

The Tri-Cities labor market has a lot going for it in 2025 when it comes to workers but it may be reaching a plateau.


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Finding balance and adapting in post-inflationary economy

June 12, 2025
Guest Contributor

By setting up sound financial practices and making a plan for where you’d like to get to, business leaders and consumers alike will be better positioned to stay on track and meet their goals.


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Ferguson wants agencies to look for deeper cuts

June 11, 2025
Jerry Cornfield

The warning from the Democratic governor comes amid an increasingly gloomy budget outlook and underscores that the state’s financial difficulties are not over.


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