Crown West Realty

By Amy Wolff Sorter Globe St.com SCOTTSDALE, AZ – Six months after acquiring the 59,570-sf Giant Industries' corporate headquarters and the 8.4 acres on which it sits, Crown West Realty of Phoenix has sold the Class A building for $12.65

Spokane Valley company buys two-building, Class-A complex for $16.1 million By Linn Parish Spokane Journal of Business Crown West Realty LLC, of Spokane Valley, has bought for $16.1 million a two-building office complex in Phoenix. The complex, called Foothills Corporate

$12 Million transaction is Spokane company's first there; more buildings eyed By Linn Parish Spokane Journal of Business Crown West Realty LLC, of Spokane Valley, has bought a $12 million office complex in the Denver area, its first acquisition in

PHOENIX – Crown West Realty, L.L.C. announced today the acquisition of Foothills Corporate Centre II in the Southeast Valley sub-market of Phoenix. The $16.1Million transaction, the eighth Phoenix area acquisition for Crown West Realty, brings their total market presence to

By Linn Parish JOURNAL OF BUSINESS Precision Cutting Technologies, a Spokane Valley fabricator that specializes in laser and water-jet cutting, has bought a 1.8-acre parcel of vacant land in the Spokane Business & Industrial Park, in Spokane Valley, and plans

By John Rebchook Globe St.com CENTENNIAL, CO – Crown West Realty, L.L.C., with executive offices in Phoenix and New York City, made its first commercial acquisition in the Denver area by paying $12 million for the Corporate 25 building. The

DENVER – Crown West Realty, L.L.C. recently completed their first acquisition in the Denver metro area. Corporate 25 in Southeast Suburban Denver was purchased from DPC Development Company for $12 Million. Crown West has been on a buying spree in

Company plans to roll out three-wheel motorcycles for consumers this month By Linn Parish JOURNAL OF BUSINESS Merlin Motors Inc., the young Renton, Wash.-based maker of Merlin Roadster three-wheel motorcycles, plans to move its Spokane Valley assembly facility into larger