Real Estate Survey

Sun., June 6, 1999

Transactions

Conner Malott has purchased the Cedarwood and Chesnut Apartment buildings at 1013-1018 W. Eighth Ave. Agents: Steve McIntosh and Jim Watson, Kiemle and Hagood.

Rodney Black has purchased a 34,962-square-foot industrial building on 2.88 acres at 12009 E. Empire Way from Source Capital Corp. Agents: Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood, and John McCormack, RH Hoover.

Papa John’s Pizza has leased a 1,800 square feet at Cedar Tree Plaza at 101 N. Argonne. Agent: Denise Harfield, Clark Pacific Real Estate.

Sidewok Oriental Cafe Express has leased 1,300 square feet for a new branch at 8901 E. Trent from Sierra Development. Agent: Denise Harfield, Clark Pacific Real Estate.

Advance America, a cash advance center, has leased 1,800 square feet at 916 W. Mission from Eureka Pizza. Agent: Denise Harfield, Clark Pacific Real Estate.

RGB Investments, a Helena, Mont., holding company, has leased 1,682 square feet at 627 E. Second from Teri Blatter. Agents: Tracy Lucas and Mark Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Arbon Equipment Corp., a Kent, Wash., industrial parts supplier, has leased 1,533 square feet at the Argonne Commercial Center at 9514 E. Montgomery. Agents: Tracy Lucas and Mark Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Sauder Moldings, a Vancouver, Wash., wood molding company, has leased 14,000 square feet at 10717 E. Montgomery from Dwayne and Judith Cocking. Agents: Don Williams, Tomlinson Black, and Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood. Spokane Wall Systems, a building supply distributor, has purchased a 52,183-square-foot lot on Buckeye Lane from Bill Wagstaff. Agents: Bill Sleeth, Pinnacle Realty, and Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Roger Rouleau has purchased a 6,024-square-foot industrial building at 6523 E. Main from Gary and Gayle Snyder. Agents: Pete Thompson, Hawkins Edwards, and Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

Group Photographers Association has leased 4,480 square feet at 22910 E. Appleway at Liberty Lake from Stevie Schmautz. Agents: Stevie Schmautz, SDS Realty, and Mark Lucas and Tracy Lucas, Kiemle and Hagood.

20th Century Sports Cards has leased 1,440 square feet at 634 W. Garland from Robert Roster. Agents: Joel Crosby and June Skye, Tomlinson Black Commercial, and Josh Shearer, Kiemle and Hagood.

Richard and Carol Adams have leased 2,074 square feet at 615 E. Francis for the relocation of a computer consulting business. Agent: Joe Ward, Pinnacle Realty.

The Census Bureau is leasing 6,300 square feet at 10 North Post from Pacific Security. Agents: Joel Crosby, Tomlinson Black, and Kiemle and Hagood.

Beacon Cleaners has leased 1,320 square feet at the Regal Center at 2802 E. 30th Regal Center. Agents: James Orcutt and Joel Crosby, Tomlinson Black Commercial.

Toi Mulligan, owner of the Flower Shop, has purchased the business’ location at 2218 N. Monroe. Agents: Charley Bartlett, Tomlinson Black Commercial, and Brian Wilson, Watson.

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