BUSINESSSEATTLE TIMES
Railroad spikes land leases up to 1,200% in Central WA town. No one knows why
Land leases along the BNSF rail line in a Central WA town are spiking by up to 1,200% due to 'fair market valuations,' but the reason remains unclear. Lessees received notices of significant rate increases without explanation.
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