Valley Home Sales

Sat., April 11, 1998

Here are recent home sales listed by address, seller and price

321 N. Evergreen Professional Foreclosure Corp., $52,479.

24310 E. Rosewood, Newman Lake Department of Veterans Affairs, $92,000.

11218 E. 31st James Osmuss and Corina Hall, $96,000.

1604 S. Airpark Drive, Veradale Keith and Leah Oxford, $123,000.

1912 S. Moore Court, Veradale Lanzce G. Douglass Inc., $169,900.

14820 E. 24th William and Elizabeth Budd, $147,000.

6418 E. 18th Greg Fry, $133,900.

7127 E. Ninth Arthur and Amy Olson, $81,000.

5019 E. Commerce Kenneth Skeels, $58,000.

605 N. Moore, Veradale Frederick and Leona Giroux, $90,000.

7912 E. Baldwin Daniel and Margaret Collins, $73,000.

7112 E. Sixth Shari Beck, $48,329.

1603 S. Koren Craig and Verna Swanson, $217,500.

5414 S. Cree Drive Department of Veterans Affairs, $130,000.

2411 S. Cherry Court Gayleana McCarty, $126,000.

4824 N. Powell, Newman Lake Kimberly Christian, $94,500.

907 N. Wright Blvd., Liberty Lake Donald and Deena Jordan, $133,900.

15106 E. Second, Veradale Eddie and Suzanne Kuchynka, $101,450.

1504 S. Avalon Lane W.R.S. and Associates Inc., $145,593.

14124 E. Rich Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, $30,133.

15917 E. 16th, Veradale Michael and Virginia Beckman, $120,000.

1427 S. Avalon Lane W.R.S. and Associates Inc., $154,900.

1014 N. Drury Court, Liberty Lake Michael and Betty DeBernardi, $142,000.

806 N. Knudson, Liberty Lake George H. White Inc., $187,500.

15120 E. Kallas Court, Veradale Larmond and Sharon Windhorst, $107,500.

4107 E. Upriver Drive Department of Veterans Affairs, $90,000.

3213 N. Center Kathie Roberts, $70,525.

318 N. Bridge, Latah Estate of Burdette Vanvoorhis, $18,000.

8124 E. Utah Tracy and Lisa Skay, $77,900.

10422 E. Sixth Jodi Haskins, $122,000.

4520 E. Fifth Sergey and Dian Meroshnik, $55,000.

4622 E. Second Adian Human, $42,000.

12821 E. Desmet Thomas and Michelle Routt, $101,000.

14017 E. Rockwell Frank and Sharon Stadler, $88,000.

7616 E. Columbia Mark and Stephanie Krause, $179,000.

16505 E. Olympic Kinney-Matteson Inc., $116,400.

10919 E. Ninth Roger and Kelli Dexter, $96,500.

18520 E. Liberty Robert Durgan, $62,000.

23024 E. Colt, Liberty Lake Mark and Gloria Costley, $102,000.

4117 E. Montgomery Joan Cook, $33, 416.

23811 E. Sinto, Liberty Lake Condron Construction Inc., $112,300.

13617 E. 14th Douglas Lehinger, $27,500.

1111 S. Wright Boyer Family Revocable Living Trust, $180,000.

13220 E. Sanson Estate of Paul Slouka, $102,000.

4418 Morrow Cendant Mobility Services Corp., $114,000.

5512 N. Lucille Brent Stanyer, $110,900.

1226 N. Farr Robert and Darla Larrison, $84,000.

1710 S. Kahuna United Security Bank, $144,854.

1624 S. Rocky Ridge The Resource Alliance, $170,000.

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