A former rock quarry at the SR-14 and Southeast 192nd Avenue interchange is up for sale as 20 separately marketed lots. The site...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026The 77,760-square-foot block at 200 Taylor Avenue North, cleared for BioMed Realty’s T6 life sciences campus, is now being pitched for about 490...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Hudson Pacific Properties raised and narrowed its 2026 earnings outlook and lifted company-wide office occupancy to 85.6 percent in the third quarter, but...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Hudson Pacific Properties told investors on its third-quarter call that Seattle has become the fastest-growing slice of its leasing pipeline, with 10 tenants...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Publicly traded biotech companies accounted for only 1.1 percent of the 1.24 million square feet Alexandria Real Estate Equities leased in the third...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Pierce County's apartment market spent the second quarter of 2026 in adjustment mode, with only three sales closing even as vacancy improved to...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Four years after The Swig Company planted its first Seattle flag at the Lake Union Building, President and Chief Executive Officer Connor Kidd...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Kitsap County's apartment vacancy fell faster than any other Puget Sound submarket's in the second quarter of 2026, while the 70-unit Quay Bainbridge...
November 6, 2026After more than 16 years as a tenant, Columbia Nutritional now owns its Vancouver, Wash., production plant, buying it from EQT Real Estate...
November 6, 2026Portland grew its coworking location count faster than any other top-50 U.S. market in the third quarter, adding eight spaces to reach 87...
November 6, 2026Macerich narrowed its third-quarter loss to $16.7 million as income at its keeper malls rose 4.7 percent, and its Pacific Northwest exposure, now...
November 5, 2026Broderick Group's third-quarter report still counts roughly 14.7 million square feet of proposed office development across the Eastside, none of it pre-leased, and...
ByThe RegistryOctober 9, 2026After more than 16 years as a tenant, Columbia Nutritional now owns its Vancouver, Wash., production plant, buying it from EQT Real Estate...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Portland grew its coworking location count faster than any other top-50 U.S. market in the third quarter, adding eight spaces to reach 87...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Macerich narrowed its third-quarter loss to $16.7 million as income at its keeper malls rose 4.7 percent, and its Pacific Northwest exposure, now...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026Macerich's third-quarter results read like a field guide to the 2026 mall market, with the REIT buying malls again, swapping 6.6 percent mortgage...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026SITE Centers has agreed to sell its retail condominium portfolio in Portland’s Pearl District for about $188 per square foot. It is one...
ByThe RegistryNovember 4, 2026The Portland market's biggest retail trade of the third quarter changed hands at a premium to the metro average, a sign that well-located...
ByThe RegistryNovember 4, 2026Pierce County's apartment market spent the second quarter of 2026 in adjustment mode, with only three sales closing even as vacancy improved to...
ByThe RegistryNovember 6, 2026Larger occupiers and owner-users are pulling industrial demand north across the Columbia River, making Clark County the clear leader in Portland-area absorption in...
ByThe RegistryOctober 30, 2026Buyers that intend to occupy what they buy paid well above investor pricing for smaller Puget Sound office buildings in the third quarter...
ByThe RegistryOctober 31, 2026By John Cumbelich October 5, 2026 – True Food Kitchen files for bankruptcy. Is anyone shocked by the news that yet another salad...
ByThe RegistryOctober 23, 2026The Picklr’s Chapter 11 filing, driven by lease guarantees on roughly 40 franchise locations, may be the first sign that indoor pickleball’s real...
ByThe RegistryOctober 12, 2026AI's hit to jobs looks like a rounding error—until you see who's in the oven: gutted call centers and vanishing entry-level work. Narrow...
ByThe RegistrySeptember 17, 2026Economist: {noun}: someone good with numbers but without enough personality to be an accountant.
ByThe RegistrySeptember 10, 2026Why razor-thin overhead and the 'one house, one spouse' rule are the keys to preserving wealth in real estate and in life.
ByThe RegistryAugust 12, 2026By John McNellis Developers always crash and burn in the movies. The eternal bad guy, the developers’ heinous plans to pave a beach,...
ByThe RegistryJuly 7, 2026Principal Asset Management has closed a $37.9 million bridge loan on a newly constructed industrial building in Covington, giving an undisclosed owner time...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026Macerich's third-quarter results read like a field guide to the 2026 mall market, with the REIT buying malls again, swapping 6.6 percent mortgage...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026A small luxury resort in Walla Walla wine country is for sale with about 143.5 acres of planted vineyard. Its owners are offering...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026Seattle dropped 16 spots to 38th in the Urban Land Institute and PwC's Emerging Trends in Real Estate 2027 market rankings, its steepest...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026An Ohio-based investor has paid $13 million, or roughly $873 per square foot, for the century-old building that houses Evergreen Goodwill’s Capitol Hill...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026Heartstream, the Bothell-based defibrillator and patient-monitoring maker that Emergency Care Holdings carved out of Royal Philips in January, signed a 36,000-square-foot new lease...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026Federal Reserve rate hikes have cut U.S. apartment construction starts roughly in half while renter demand keeps running hot, a mismatch that rental...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026Lee & Associates has attached a $14 million asking price to Read Products Interbay, the two-building, 72,606-square-foot industrial holding where 15th Avenue West...
ByThe RegistryNovember 5, 2026