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Roy Kim and his wife, Francesca, founded their real estate development, management, construction and investment company in 1991. Called Central Bethany, it is the managing group for RKm Development and a handful of other companies established to build communities that thrive. RKm Development is leading the team building Rockwood Rising in Gresham. The Gresham Redevelopment .
Meet the DJC’s 2021 Building Diversity honorees By: DJC Staff in events, News April 6, 2021
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The Daily Journal of Commerce has announced its Building Diversity honorees for 2021. The recognition and education program celebrates and examines diversity, equity and inclusion within the local building industry and environment. The following companies, organizations, projects, initiatives and individuals are being recognized.
GeoEngineers. The firm “has developed a robust inclusive contracting program that offers opportunities, support and partnerships with COBID firms,” according to the nomination.
Perlo Construction. The firm “has a long history of providing opportunities to the COBID community,” and “through the leadership of Todd Duwe … has played a major role in offering development support and education,” according to the nomination.
Apartments planned along Columbia River between Camas, Washougal
242-unit Ninebark to be situated just east of port
Published: December 20, 2020, 6:00am
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3 Photos Concept art shows the clubhouse at the planned 242-unit Ninebark apartment complex in Camas. Developer Killian Pacific unveiled the project Thursday. (Killian Pacific) Photo Gallery Photo
Portland-based development firm Killian Pacific has announced plans for a 242-unit apartment project called Ninebark, located next to the Parker’s Landing area along the Columbia River between Camas and Washougal.
The complex will be built on a 9-acre site a short distance east of the Port of Camas-Washougal. The area between is also slated to be redeveloped into a commercial and mixed-use center as part of a separate master planned project from the port in partnership with RKm Development.