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Spokane Journal of Business

The Journal of Business serves affluent and well educated business readers in Spokane County and Kootenai County.

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  • 3+ day agolatest article
  • Aug 27, 2026earliest in window
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  • Human Interest 7
  • Business & Industrial 6
  • Education & Jobs 6
  • Health & Wellness 5
  • Finance & Business 4
  • Medical 4
  • Food & Dining 3

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spokanejournal.com > articles > 18688-developers-put-commercial-conversion-program-to-work

Developers put commercial conversion program to work

3+ day, 10+ hour ago   (815+ words) Construction of the Norman-Jefferson Apartments, located at 115 S. Jefferson, is expected to start this fall. Old offices, warehouses, and other underused commercial buildings in the city of Spokane are slowly finding new life as apartments, retail areas, and mixed-use spaces through…...

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spokanejournal.com > articles > 18656-former-srhd-health-officer-starting-endowment

Former SRHD health officer starting endowment

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (976+ words) Former Spokane Regional Health District health officer Dr. Bob Lutz and his wife Amy Lutz are starting an endowment with the funds from his wrongful termination lawsuit. Although he considers himself partially retired, Dr. Bob Lutz is finding ways to…...

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spokanejournal.com > articles > 18557-is-spokanes-apartment-market-overbuilt

Is Spokane's apartment market overbuilt?

2+ week, 3+ day ago   (996+ words) The apartment vacancy rate is above 8% in the Spokane area, but this percentage doesn't capture the actual experience of many multifamily property owners. In reality, the market is split here; some buildings are completely full, while others are struggling with…...