Transforming Local Companies from Tenants to Owners in Clark County’s Commercial Real Estate
Transforming Local Companies from Tenants to Owners in Clark County’s Commercial Real Estate At the heart of our mission is empowering local businesses to transition from leasing to owning their commercial spaces. This not only bolsters the local economy but also strengthens the fabric of our community. Our focus lies in the niche of 3,000 […]
Congratulations Pines Coffee on new location.
Our friends over at Pines Coffee are moving! Jim West Commercial Real Estate has helped Pines secure a spot off Mill Plain Blvd. and Garrison Rd. More updates to come but let’s congratulate Pines Coffee on their new location!
CREDC Aspirations to Cure Cancer
CREDC Aspirations to Cure Cancer An inspiring presentation today from Dr. Gary Gilliland President and Director of the Fred Hutchinson Cancer research center in Seattle. He brought us up todate on the mega strides that have been made in the war on cancer the past ten years. The “Hutch” is independent, nonprofit research institute based […]
The Way of the Sun – Sun Modo on the rise.
The Way of The Sun – Sun Modo on the rise. Back in 2011 was when Sun Modo first began to raise their profile here in Clark County. Sun Modo means -the way of the sun, and they were following the growth of the solar industry by providing innovative racking systems for installing solar systems. […]
5 Notable Things about Economy in October
Running out of steam? Our first note is the US economic expansion continued this past summer, but only at a 1.5% increase according to a report released by the BEA last week. Down sharply from 3.9 % growth this past spring. Second note is Congress did extend the debt ceiling as the month closed out. […]
Vision Translated to Reality
The Columbia River Economic Development Council held their final quarterly luncheon of 2014 at the Heathman Lodge Monday January 15th. The topic was how strategic planning is vitally important to creating a vital economic future. This is topic is important because the effects of the 2008 Great Recession set our economic development base back about four years, and brought […]
Podiatrists gain foothold at Pacific Crest
In 2008 Drs. Ellen Wenzel and Zarko Kajgana made a decision to locate their Podiatric practice here in Clark County. Both had completed their training and residency, having matriculated from Scholl College of Podiatry at Rosalind Franklin University in 2007 and been Board certified by the American Board of Podiatric Orthopedics and Primary Podiatric Medicine. They set up […]
VDA- Property Owners Summit
Vancouver’s Downtown Association is again stepping to the forefront to inspire another surge of activity to the ongoing momentum created over the past three years. Lee Rafferty welcomed VDA members and property owners to a “Downtown Property Owner Summit” this past Thursday at the Brickstone Ballroom. The focus of the Summit was to bring Michelle […]
Stop Leasing Own Your Business Property Workshop – October 1
Summer is definitely on the down hill slide. Kids are back to school, and it is time for us to present another session of Commercial Property 101 so that you can make 2014 the year you transitioned to owning your commercial property. This is a 90 minute workshop. You’ll get an overview of how over […]
Transition on interest rates?
Members of the Federal Reserve Board have a very active end of summer, with a conference in Jackson Hole and then their upcoming Quarterly policy meeting September 16 and 17. The majority on the Fed thinks the economy needs more time to heal and that a rate hike sooner than necessary would damage growth. John Williams of […]
