Real Estate Survey

Sun., June 14, 1998

Compiled By Alison Boggs

TRANSACTIONS

Spokane Tribal Laboratories has leased 1,100 square feet at 9608 E. Montgomery. Agents: Mark Lucas, Tracy Lucas and Josh Shearer, Kiemle and Hagood.

Al Berger has leased 1,755 square feet at 9013 E. Fredrick. Agents: Bill Sleeth, Pinnacle Realty Inc., and Dale Bright, Tomlinson Black South.

Marketing Specialists has leased 2,606 square feet at 12810 E. Nora. Agents: Don Jamison, Re Max, and Dave Paperd, Tomlinson Black.

Bob Bonuccelli has purchased 21.14 acres at 2900 N. Sullivan Road. Agents: Mark Lucas, Tracy Lucas and Dan Cantu, Kiemle and Hagood Co.

MCS Environmental Inc. has leased 2,306 square feet at 10905 E. Montgomery, Bay No. 2. Agent: Patrick Martin, Tomlinson Black.

PME Ventures LLC has purchased 7,500 square feet at 2617 N. Pioneer Lane. Agents: Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Richard Ogle has purchased apartment complexes at 2942 to 3002 N. Crestline. Agents: James Orcutt and Grant Person, Tomlinson Black Commercial.

Pleasant Blends, a coffee shop, has leased 948 square feet at 9417 N. Newport Highway. Agent: Randy Jassman, Tomlinson Black Commercial.

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