Despite vacant commercial storefronts, city attracting plenty of interest
Vacant buildings in Cheney, like the former Napa Auto Parts, which relocated to the north side of town, just need the right fit for a tenant.
The recent building boom for business in Cheney appears to back up what NAI-Black commercial real estate broker Brian Anderson is saying about the community.
"People like it, businesses that come here like it," Anderson said.
A Cheney resident, Anderson said he receives plenty of calls from investors. "People want to buy stuff in Cheney. Apartment buildings almost never turn." Commercial buildings rarely come up for sale, either, he said. "The overall vibe is positive."
One, however, cannot help but notice a significant number of vacant storefronts in Cheney, but it's not really as bad as it w...
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