Eltopia
Eltopia, WA · Real Estate
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Brian Gentry’s Lifelong Commitment to Othello
Brian Gentry was born in Othello in 1966, and he graduated from Othello High School in 1985. After college, getting married, and having their first child, he came back to Othello in 1998. Shortly after, Brian and his dad started a small real estate office. For decades, he has been rooted in the same community that he loves, building a career in real estate while quietly shaping the town around him. There is something to be said for someone who chooses to grow where he’s planted, who invests not just money but time and energy into the place where they grew up. Brian is that kind of person.
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Easterly Government Properties Provides Financing Clinic Development in WA
Easterly Government Properties (EGP) announced its first mezzanine loan investment, providing $7 million in financing for the development of a new 120,000-square-foot Veterans Affairs outpatient clinic in Kennewick, Washington. The loan carries a 12% yield and supports a fully leased, 20-year firm term commitment from the Department of Veterans Affairs,...
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Dave & Buster’s Plans Kennewick Location at Columbia Center
KENNEWICK — Dave & Buster’s, the popular arcade, sports bar and restaurant chain, is planning a new location in Kennewick at Columbia Center mall in the former Joann Fabrics and Sears spaces. Source ONE News reviewed city documents Friday morning confirming a Tier 1 Site Plan application was...
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Mesa Plots Makeover For Tired Strips, Promises Neighbors Can Stay
Blighted strip malls, boarded-up houses and rapid growth are colliding in Mesa, where city leaders are pushing a fresh reinvestment and redevelopment plan they insist will not shove longtime residents aside. The concept, laid out in planning materials and floated at recent council briefings, targets four districts across town and pairs property fixes with community support programs. Advocates say the real test will be whether new money comes with real protection against displacement.
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The Sleepy Little Washington Town Where You Can Actually Afford To Live Comfortably
If someone told you there’s a Washington town where your rent check doesn’t trigger an existential crisis and you can still enjoy craft beverages and cultural events, you’d probably assume they were describing a fever dream. Welcome to Walla Walla, where affordable living meets sophisticated lifestyle in...
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This Peaceful Washington Town Proves You Can Still Live Well On $700 Monthly Rent
Finding affordable rent in Washington State feels like searching for unicorns, but Sunnyside exists as living proof that reasonable housing costs haven’t completely vanished. This Yakima Valley town offers the kind of rental prices that make people double-check the listings to confirm they’re not missing a zero. Nestled...
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Two auto part stores shift into expansion mode
Two auto part companies are expanding their Tri-Cities presence with two new stores. O’Reilly Auto Parts is moving into a Kennewick storefront, while AutoZone is setting up shop in the Queensgate area of Richland. O’Reilly. O’Reilly Auto Parts will be moving into the former Big Lots store at...
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IN-DEPTH: New owner of Kennewick home that was set to be an LRA is asking city council for help
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Massive 355-acre gateway development proposed for East Walla Walla
WALLA WALLA – A local developer has filed a proposal to transform 355 acres of land into a massive mixed-use complex featuring hundreds of homes, a hotel, and a new commercial district. The application, submitted by MC Gateway LLC, outlines a significant expansion for the city’s eastern edge. If...
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Washington Has A Town Where 20% Below The National Average For Rent Is Just Normal Life
In a state where housing costs typically require either a trust fund or a willingness to live in a converted shipping container, Walla Walla stands as living proof that reasonable rent still exists somewhere west of Idaho. This southeastern Washington town doesn’t just offer affordable housing, it offers it with...
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Kennewick LRA home buyer speaks out on unexpected city costs after $600K purchase
KENNEWICK, Wash. — In an Apple Valley News Now exclusive, the new owner of a Kennewick property originally slated to become an LRA (Less Restrictive Alternative) facility for sexually violent predators is speaking publicly for the first time about his plans—and the challenges he now faces.