While this year’s residential real estate market won’t come close to 2020 and 2021 sales, Yakima Valley real estate brokers say progress is being made with the inventory of available
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by Chad Thompson
Troy Anderson, left, and Keenan Schuur, co-owners of Coldwell Banker Associated
Realtors in Fort Dodge, stand outside of a home
for sale at 2826 N. 25th St.
Keenan Schuur, who has been an agent at Coldwell Banker Associated Realtors for five years, joined Troy Anderson as co-owner of the Fort Dodge brokerage at the start of 2020.
Schuur, a 2007 St. Edmond High School graduate, obtained his broker’s license about two years ago. He became a co-owner on Jan. 2, 2020.
“Coldwell Banker (a national real estate brand) is big on succession planning,” said Anderson, who bought the brokerage and franchise from Chris Parker in 2015. “It’s making sure we have a plan in place. Keenan has proven himself in the real estate world and would be able to step in should something happen to me.”
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This image shows what the area that now contains the Crossroads Mall could look like with residential, business and retail buildings. This view looks from the northeast corner to the southwest corner of the current Crossroads Mall. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Angela Croonquist, owner of Salon Central, poses in her freshly remodeled shop. Croonquist, who has been a hair stylist for 29 years, open her new business on Aug. 3.
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This image shows what the area that now contains the Crossroads Mall could look like with residential, business and retail buildings. This view looks from the northeast corner to the southwest corner of the current Crossroads Mall.