PODS franchisee leases space in Valley complex By Linn Parish JOURNAL OF BUSINESS A franchisee for PODS Inc., a national storage and moving company that does business as Portable On Demand Storage, has entered the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene market. The franchisee,

By Marc Stewart JOURNAL OF BUSINESS East Penn Manufacturing Co., a big national battery manufacturer based in Lyon Station, Pa., has opened a wholesale branch in Spokane Valley called Deka Batteries & Accessories. The Spokane Valley branch, which opened at

Will consolidate in industrial park Alison Boggs/Staff writer Spokesman Review FedEx Ground will consolidate its Spokane operations beginning in October when it moves to a new 56,000-square-foot building to be constructed in the Spokane Business and Industrial Park. The new

Spokane company gobbles up properties in Phoenix, plans new buildings here By Linn Parish Spokane Journal of Business Crown West Realty LLC, the Spokane-based owner of the big Spokane Business & Industrial Park, is on an aggressive building-acquisition spree in

PHOENIX - Crown West Realty has recently completed their second joint-venture acquisition with St. Paul Properties, a wholly-owned subsidiary of St. Paul Travelers. This purchase, Crown West's sixth in the Phoenix area, boosts their total portfolio size to approximately 1.2

Manufacturer of pizza and bakery equipment seeking to consolidate and expand By Andrea Worley JOURNAL OF BUSINESS Lloyd Industries Inc., of Spokane, plans to move its two plants here and consolidate them into one much larger facility at the Spokane

Crown West, partner buy Phoenix office complex in $52 million transaction By Linn Parish JOURNAL OF BUSINESS A joint venture involving Crown West Realty LLC, the Spokane-based real estate company that owns the large Spokane Business & Industrial Park, has

Company expects to begin operation in October, ramp up quickly to 35 employees By Linn Parish JOURNAL OF BUSINESS A Seattle contractor plans to start a specialized lumber-making company in Spokane this fall that he projects will employ 35 people