City of Richland, data centers, Real Estate and development
Category: Real Estate and development
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City of Richland, Real Estate and development
With $50 million, Atlas Agro, a new company that has never built anything, will kick off a huge Richland data center.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
The devil is in the details. Richland City Council may gloss over some agenda items at their Tuesday meeting.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
Benton County appraiser defends the $1.277 million value assigned to the property at 1200 Jadwin that Richland wants to renovate for a police station. City officials defend paying $6.473 million more than that.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
After the first contract fell through, Richland proposes selling former city parkland to a staff member’s husband. A new city code may make it easier to do that.
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
Richland has a new development services director. Will he bring change?
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
While the Richland council works to make it easier to sell at below market value and to “uniquely qualified” buyers, surplus land sales have paused
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
Richland surplus property at 24 Lawless Dr. for sale or lease after a confusing process. Bidding closes Nov. 4
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
Despite $70 million in taxpayer funding in Oregon, Tri-Cities hotel to apartment developer is one of that state’s largest tax delinquents
Randy's Recap, Real Estate and development
Richland Mayor asked councilmembers for their “wish list” for 24 Lawless Drive, Randy’s Recap, March 26
City of Richland, Randy's Rundown, Real Estate and development
More Richland surplus property will be sold. One of the council’s favorite developers may be in line to buy. Randy’s Rundown March 26
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
Richardson rewarded for her efforts to help Richland developers
City of Richland, Randy's Recap, Real Estate and development, Tribes
Richland mayor didn’t seem to know who’s holding the cards on shoreline transfer, and a councilmember asked for a list of surplus properties, Randy’s Recap April 25
City of Richland, Real Estate and development
More Richland surplus property may be sold, but to whom? City needs tribes to agree to shoreline acquisition. A new police station and traffic impact fees are also on the workshop agenda, Randy’s Rundown, April 25
City of Richland, Real Estate and development