The Dirt: Physical therapy clinic building at 28th and Grand

Tailwind Physical Therapy in Spokane has scheduled construction of a 7,200-square-foot, two-story medical structure.

The site is on the northwest corner of 28th Avenue and Grand Boulevard. Yost Gallagher Construction, of Spokane, is the contractor for the estimated $1 million project.

Tailwind owner Jeff Royter said the building will be one block north of the practice’s current location on Grand. Construction was scheduled to start last Thursday, and the building should be ready in November for the practice to move into the main floor.

Tailwind has eight employees, including Royter as a physical therapist.

A second floor with about 2,700 square feet will be available for lease.

The practice’s space is designed with a therapy pool that has an underwater treadmill, a big exercise room with equipment, a canine therapy area with a separate canine therapy pool, two offices and six treatment rooms.

Pointe at Post Falls land sold to builder

A developer for a planned apartment complex has purchased land in the commercial area called Pointe at Post Falls.

The multifamily project will be the first development in the Pointe since construction of a Wal-Mart store in 2010.

Pointe Apartments LLC bought the property, nearly 5 acres on Beck Road, for the project’s construction. Chris Bell, of Black Commercial, was involved in the transaction.

Sweet Lou’s eatery

to open in CdA

Sweet Lou’s, a restaurant in Ponderay, Idaho, has signed a 10-year lease to expand with a Coeur d’Alene eatery.

Sweet Lou’s plans to occupy about 3,600 square feet in Parkside Towers, 601 E. Front St.

Chris Schreiber and Pat Eberlin, both of Kiemle & Hagood, assisted with the transaction.

Alliance Title

signs offices lease

Alliance Title & Escrow has signed a seven-year lease for offices in Coeur d’Alene.

The title company will occupy 6,400 square feet, located at 2157 and 2169 N. Main St., formerly home of 360 Fitness and Boardwalk Boutique.

Casey Brazil, Pat Eberlin and Chris Schreiber, of Kiemle & Hagood, were the brokers involved in the transaction.