Real Estate Survey

Sun., May 31, 1998

Compiled By Alison Boggs

TRANSACTIONS

Jeff Buxton has leased 365 square feet at 4407 N. Division for an insurance company. Agents: Pat O’Roarke, First Pacific Properties, and Craig Soehren and Lou Neeser, Kiemle and Hagood.

Financial Network Marketing has leased 868 square feet at 4407 N. Division for an investment business. Agents: Craig Soehren and Lou Neeser, Kiemle and Hagood.

James Shoemaker has leased 611 square feet at 4407 N. Division for a mortgage brokerage. Agents: Craig Soehren and Lou Neeser, Keimle and Hagood, and Michael Mathis, Tomlinson Black.

Richards, Merrill and Peterson has leased 309 square feet in the U.S. Bank Building for an investment business. Agent: Craig Soehren, Kiemle and Hagood.

William J. Stachofsky, doing business as Quality Cleaning Services, has leased 1,200 square feet at 111 N. Vista. Agents: Tracy Lucas and Mark Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Comp U Charge, an office supply business, has leased 3,668 square feet at 3012 N. Nevada. Agents: Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Special Mobility Services has leased 1,932 square feet at 3012 E. Trent for a medical transportation service. Agents: Vern Byrd, Vern Byrd and Associates, and Mark Lucas and Tracy Luas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Cory and Elisabeth Colvin have purchased an industrial building at 2121 N. Waterworks for an electrical contracting business. Agents: Tracy Lucas and Mark Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood, and Steve Schmautz, SDS Realty.

Spokane Public School District 81 has leased 5,874 square feet at 2525 N. Cincinnati. Agents: Brett Terrel, Pinnacle Realty, and Tracy Lucas and Mark Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Edward Jones has leased 1,000 square feet at Sullivan Square, Sullivan and Sprague. Agents: Lynn Davis, Goodale and Barbieri, and Charles Johnson, Tomlinson Black.

Custom Cabling Northwest has leased 3,200 square feet at 104 N. Madelia. Agents: Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Check-Into-Cash has leased 1,224 square feet at 555 E. Francis. Agents: Bill Sleeth, Pinnacle Realty Inc., and Marshall Clark, Clark Commercial.

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