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The Black Rock Coffee Bar Founders Are Selling Their 40-Acre Oregon Ranch for $10.9 Million
The founders of the Black Rock Coffee Bar chain, which began in Beaverton, Oregon, and has since expanded to more than 200 locations across seven states, know a thing or two about perking people up. Their sprawling equestrian estate in Bend offers a different kind of pick-me-up, with a 7,643-square-foot main home, a caretaker’s cottage, and an equestrian facility with both indoor and outdoor arenas, all with sweeping views of the Cascade mountains. New York City's Pied-À-Terre Tax Moves Ahead After Court Ruling The 40-acre estate is coming to market on November 6 for $10.9 million with Grant Ludwick of The Agency. The primary suite includes a fireplace-warmed bedroom and a secluded deck with a hot tub. Jeff Chorney The main residence was taken down to the studs back in 2013 and redone by Norman Building & Design , with more than $1.4 million invested in recent updates. At its heart is the soaring great room, anchored by a Montana Moss stone fireplace and surrounded by walls of glass that frame views of a lake that’s on the property and the mountains beyond. The farmhouse kitchen pairs refined white cabinetry with a natural-wood island and a centerpiece brick hood over
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Furnish Hope’s Building Permits for Permanent Space Approved
After four months of waiting, Furnish Hope’s building permits are officially approved, clearing the way for renovation work to begin shortly at its future home at 355 NE 2nd Street in Bend. With a move anticipated in three to four months, the organization is closer than ever to opening a permanent space where Central Oregon […] The post Furnish Hope’s Building Permits for Permanent Space Approved appeared first on The Source - Bend, Oregon .
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Shelly Boshart Davis Poised To Win Re-Election In Close Oregon House Race
Linn County, OR. — Republican state Rep. Shelly Boshart Davis held a 1,036-vote lead over Democrat Joanna Robinson in preliminary returns for Oregon House District 15, putting the Albany incumbent on track for a fifth term in a tighter race than any of her previous House contests. Boshart Davis...
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Melanie Kebler with strong lead on way to Bend mayor re-election
BEND, Ore. -- Bend Mayor Melanie Kebler appeared headed for re-election Tuesday night with a strong lead over challenger Bernadette Strome. Kebler had a nearly 39-point lead in late Tuesday returns. Below is our previous reporting on this race:. Bend voters are choosing between the incumbent and a political newcomer...
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Furnish Hope’s Building Permits Approved, Bringing a Permanent Home Within Reach
(Graphic courtesy of Furnish Hope) After four months of waiting, Furnish Hope’s building permits are officially approved, clearing the way for renovation work to begin shortly at its future home at 355 NE Second Street in Bend. With a move anticipated in three to four months, the organization is closer than ever to opening a permanent space where Central Oregon families can find furniture, household essentials, and hope.
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New housing project means big changes for a busy Madras intersection
MADRAS, Ore. -- Drivers on the north side of Madras will soon see upgrades at a busy intersection, paid for by the developer of a new housing project. Woodhill Homes is moving forward with the Sagebrook housing development which will include a new one-acre park. The developer is required to...
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Recent Commercial Real Estate Transactions
Notable commercial transactions recently closed. Compass Commercial Real Estate Services brokers Ron Ross, Terry O’Neil, Dan Kemp, CCIM, Emilio Tiscareno, and Luke Ross represented the seller, Rio Vista Townhomes LLC, in the sale of the 22-unit Rio Vista Townhomes multifamily property at 940 NW 2nd Street in Prineville. Brokers Russell Huntamer, CCIM, Peter May, CCIM, Eli Harrison, and Emilio Tiscareno, also with Compass Commercial Real Estate Services, represented the buyer. The 19,296 SF property sold for $3,780,000.