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Roslyn, WA · Real Estate
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Longtime tenant buys landmark building, adjacent shops for $1M
Brent Johnsen knows that when a church sets up in a shopping mall, it’s often seen as a sign the retail center is on its last legs. But at Richland’s Uptown Shopping Center, he and fellow business owners believe his congregation’s home inside the 76-year-old Uptown Theatre signals something else entirely – a revival, not a retreat.
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Future data centers offer promise but also pressures
From Wallula Gap to West Richland and Richland’s Horn Rapids corridor, Eastern Washington is rapidly emerging as a major data center corridor, bringing both opportunity and complex questions about infrastructure, energy and economic impact. But the boom also has sparked debate. Data centers require vast amounts of electricity and...
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SEPA Mitigated Determination of Non-Significance-SEPA-001-2026
SEPA-001-2026 (Vista Pointe Apartments) (Parcel No. 105982000018000) Zook Homes LLC has submitted a SEPA review packet for the construction of a 21-unit apartment development. The proposed project includes the construction of 21 units and the associated site improvements. The proposed site is 4365 W Van Giesen St (parcel number.: 1-0598-200-0018-000). The site is currently zoned Downtown Mixed-Use (D-MU) in which apartment developments are allowed as a primary use.
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Kennewick LRA home is no more: source
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Dan O’Neill And Scott Unger Join Planet Home Lending To Strengthen Pacific Northwest Footprint
With more than 40 years of combined mortgage experience, Dan O’Neill and Scott Unger will offer VA, USDA, and innovative loan solutions to first-time, veteran, and multigenerational homebuyers. Planet Home Lending is strengthening its footprint in the Pacific Northwest with the addition of Dan O’Neill and Scott Unger as...
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Cities with the most expensive homes in the Walla Walla metro area
Cities with the most expensive homes in the Walla Walla metro area. Purchasing a home is one of the most important investments there is. More than a place to live, homeownership is an asset with the potential to tremendously rise in value. But with home prices reaching record heights, affordability plays a huge role for buyers.
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Collision Repair Shops Expand Despite Slowdown, Betting on Local Strategy and Specialization
Things are tough all over. Collision repair operations in several states — Washington, Illinois, Ohio, South Carolina, New York, Texas — are finding ways to expand their businesses in an industry awash with fewer repairs, amid a tech shortage. They add locations after not doing so for decades,...
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Steptoe-Tapteal intersection reconstruction project to begin Monday
Drivers in Richland should expect new detours and a temporary closure at the Steptoe-Tapteal intersection as the next phase of a major reconstruction project begins Monday. Work in the first phase will start on the east side of Steptoe Street and will temporarily close the west end of Tapteal Drive at its intersection with Steptoe Street. The project is designed to add a second lane beyond Tapteal heading toward Highway 240 and to realign the railroad tracks.
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The Peaceful Town In Washington Where Rent Is 30% Cheaper Than The National Average
Let’s talk about something that sounds like a fairy tale in today’s economy: affordable rent in Washington State. You know that feeling when you open your rent statement and your soul leaves your body for a moment?. Well, there’s a little town in the Yakima Valley where your...
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Next phase of Steptoe–Tapteal intersection work to impact traffic in Richland
RICHLAND, Wash. – Construction on the Steptoe–Tapteal Intersection Reconstruction Project is set to enter its next phase on Monday, February 23, bringing up to two months of long-term lane closures and traffic delays. The project aims to improve traffic safety and infrastructure reliability at one of Richland's busiest...
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Buyers, sellers on more equal footing in Tri-City housing market
All things considered, Andrew Magallanez says 2025 was a good year for the Tri-Cities housing market, and this year’s is shaping up to be more of the same. Despite a government shutdown, hundreds being laid off at the region’s largest employer and growing costs for everything from fuel to food, homes still moved and prices continued to inch upward, albeit at a slower rate than in recent years.
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Real Estate & Construction Briefs – February 2026
Cascade Natural Gas reaches $2M settlement over fatal fire. Kennewick-based Cascade Natural Gas Corp. will pay $2 million to settle violations issued by the state Utilities and Transportation Commission for a 2023 explosion that killed one and injured another. The UTC suspended $250,000 of the penalty on the condition that...