After more than two decades spent converting a shuttered saw mill along the Spokane River into a thriving mixed-use development in Coeur d’Alene, John Stone and his partners in the Village at Riverstone development decided it was “time to bring the hay into the barn.”
“We all wanted to do some more things in to the community and bring on some more challenges,” Stone said. “We decided it was time to sell the project.”
They had no trouble doing so in the city’s thriving real estate market, according to Casey Brazil, vice president and partner of Kiemle Hagood, which handled the property’s sale.