Experts positive about Tri-Cities' economic future - Mid-Columbia News | Tri-City Herald : Mid-Columbia news. Published by the Tri-City Herald: Though growth has slowed, the Tri-Cities should continue to see job gains as it has for the past 20 years. Labor industry experts spoke optimistically Wednesday about the …

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Don't forget to mark your calendar! Santa arrives December 3rd at 9:30 until noon at our Richland office. Come get your picture with Santa and enjoy hot chocolate, Kettle Corn and cookies. See you there! Windermere Group One 490 Bradley Blvd., Richland Click here for a  map …

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Close to everything, especially what matters most. This is the inspiration for a new way of life that's definitively Richland. We're bringing a close-knit community even closer - to schools, to shopping, to nature, to friends and family. Life spent in between places is life lost. So we've designed one of Richland's only …

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Beam from the South Tower of the World Trade Center in Kennewick From highway 395, 4 pillars of steel clad with ragged edges, and slightly crumpled angles, can be seen standing strong amidst the overlying areas of Kennewick.  Although not large at only 35 feet tall, it's stark and brutal appearance is powerful in …

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The Tri-Cities is ranked number 2 in projected home price appreciation for 2011. According to Housing Predictor , The Tri-Cities is forecast to achieve a 3.4% home price appreciation in 2011. At the top of the listed 25 housing markets is El Paso, Texas ranking first at a forecasted 3.7% increase this year. Read the entire …

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In yesterday's blog post, we explained that the 'shadow inventory' of distressed properties which has hung over the housing market will soon be released for sale. The real estate market won't recover until we work our way through this discounted inventory.The great news is that as these properties exit the bottom of …

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