Real Estate
Developer buys another downtown Vancouver building
Hurley Development new owner of former Pacific Tower; firm has targeted city's urban corridor
Another downtown Vancouver building has sold to Hurley Development, a local company in its fifth year of snapping up real estate in this city's only urban corridor.
Housing expert to keynote building industry's event
National housing economist Elliot Eisenberg is set to keynote the Building Industry Association of Clark County's monthly membership dinner, which begins with cocktails at 5:30 p.m. May 23 at the Heathman Lodge, 7801 N.E. Greenwood Drive, Vancouver.
Liquor stores keep flowing into Clark County
Total Wine & More, the nation's biggest chain, opens today near Vancouver mall
Another large liquor store chain — the nation's biggest — has arrived in Vancouver to cash in locally on the state's newly privatized market for selling hard liquor.
Clark County home sales gain momentum
Clark County home sales continued to rise in April, as increasing numbers of homeowners listed houses for sale and interested buyers quickly snapped up the inventory.
What will rise out of Thunderbird ashes?
Months after a fire destroyed hotel, many challenges remain in determining what will become of the site
To the Interstate 5 commuters who daily pass the riverfront property, the site that for months was buried under the charred remains of Portland's Thunderbird on the River Hotel now appears ready for redevelopment.
WSUV seeks off-campus housing
Request proposes master lease deal for 40-100 units
A commuter college since its 1996 opening, Washington State University Vancouver's Salmon Creek campus could offer an option for nearby student housing by the start of its fall 2014 semester.
Battle Ground-based company uses nail-free method to create stunning structures
Like a scene from the 17th century, local carpenters are using old-world craftsmanship to build a pavilion this month at Ridgefield's Bethany Vineyard.
Salmon Creek Chuck’s coming soon
Vancouver-based organic grocer, Chuck's Produce & Street Market, now has a second store under construction in the Salmon Creek area on the northeast corner of Northeast Highway 99 and 117th Street.
March housing starts surpass 1 million
Availability of approved land cited as a limit
WASHINGTON — U.S. homebuilders broke the 1 million mark in March for the first time since June 2008, signaling continued strength for the housing recovery as the spring buying season starts.
Foreclosures on rise in Clark County
Banks 'moving quicker than ever' on homes
Distressed Clark County homeowners have not been as lucky in avoiding foreclosure over the past five months, according to local housing experts and national data released on Thursday.
Portland telecom company to bring hundreds of jobs to Vancouver
Integra will consolidate operations on old HP campus
Portland-based telecommunications company Integra announced Wednesday that it move its headquarters and some 500 employees next year to the former Hewlett-Packard campus in east Vancouver, a move that will provide much-needed jobs and a boost in confidence to Clark County.
Homebuilding heating up in Clark County
Permits more than double in first quarter
Clark County homebuilders and their subcontractors are getting busy again, after a series of lackluster years for the industry, according to a report issued Monday.
Downtown Vancouver space in demand
Businesses 'are very hopeful' and taking advantage of opportunities to improve their situations
Office space in downtown Vancouver is now officially a hot commodity among engineering, commercial real estate and information technology firms.
Construction on E. Vancouver apartment complex may begin in June
Construction could begin in June on a housing project in the works for several years, providing a promise of new affordable living space for residents of east Vancouver.
Academy fundraising effort intensifies
Trust trying to raise $5M for purchase by end of May
A fundraising effort to preserve Vancouver's historic Academy building and grounds is being multiplied in the final two months of a yearlong campaign to raise the first $5 million needed for the purchase.
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