Seller Financing and Loan Assumptions: The Structures Closing Deals at 7%

Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE)  |  September 2026  |  Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes  |  Category: Investment Analysis A Spokane Valley shop building went under contract three times in eighteen months. Each deal fell apart, and price was never the sticking point. Seller financing is what finally closed it. Every buyer ran the […]

Cost Segregation on Inland Northwest Buildings: Who It Pays For and Who It Doesn’t

Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE)  |  September 2026  |  Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 6 minutes  |  Category: Investment Analysis A buyer closed on a 22,000 square foot flex building in Spokane Valley last spring. Then he asked his CPA a fair question. Could he do anything about this year’s tax bill? The answer turned […]

How to Evaluate Commercial Property ROI in the Tri-Cities Before You Write an Offer

Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE)  |  August 2026  |  Kennewick, WA Estimated read time: 8 minutes  |  Category: Investment Analysis Investors who discover the Tri-Cities usually arrive through a spreadsheet. They see cap rates wider than Seattle, a metro adding jobs, and an asking price that looks reasonable against replacement cost. The spreadsheet is a […]

How Business Owners in Spokane Decide Whether to Buy Their Own Building

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Published by Acre Commercial  |  August 2026  |  Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes  |  Category: Owner-User Advisory Every quarter, a handful of Spokane business owners call us with a version of the same question. They have outgrown their space, the landlord has floated a renewal, and someone on the team has raised the […]

Retail Vacancy vs. Rent Growth: Reading the Signals in Spokane and Coeur d’Alene

Published by Acre Commercial (ACRE)  |  July 2026  |  Spokane, WA Estimated read time: 7 minutes  |  Category: Retail Market Report Retail vacancy rates get quoted constantly, but on their own they can mislead as easily as they inform. A market with rising vacancy but strong rent growth is telling a very different story than […]