Beacon Puts Small Office Building in Seattle into New Investment Fund
By Jon Peterson Boston-based Beacon Capital Partners has put its acquisition of the 140,000 square foot Maritime Building located at 911 Western Avenue...
Paul Sleeth & Billy Sleeth Named NAIOP SIOR Investment Brokers of the Year
SEATTLE — Colliers International’s Paul Sleeth and Billy Sleeth were named the NAIOP SIOR Investment Brokers of the Year. The honor was announced at...
Getty Images’ Office Design Draws You into the Heart of the Company
By Nancy Amdur [dropcap]W[/dropcap]hen global design firm Gensler set out to design a new Seattle office space for Getty Images, the company looked...
Resmark Sells Redmond Apartment Complex at Low 4 Cap Rate
By Jon Peterson Los Angeles-based Resmark Apartment Living has sold the 208-unit The Luke apartment complex in Redmond at a low four percent...
Dexter Horton Building in Seattle Fetches $124.4MM
A subsidiary of Hong Kong’s Great Eagle Holdings Ltd. has been revealed as the buyer of the Seattle’s downtown landmark, the Dexter Horton...
Growing National Design Firm Mithun Elevates New Executive Team, Marking 4th Generation Of Practicing Designers Heading Sustainability-Focused Company
Seattle and San Francisco (Nov 9, 2015) – Following multiple years of strong growth, Seattle- and San Francisco-based Mithun, a sixty-six year old...
CenterPoint to Triple Size of Industrial Portfolio in Seattle and San Francisco
By Jon Peterson Oak Brook, Ill,-based CenterPoint Properties has a goal of tripling the size of its industrial portfolio in both the greater...
Seattle Real Estate Firm Promotes Non-MLS Market by Offering Free Real Estate Forms
Quill Realty, the only non-MLS brokerage in Seattle, is committed to providing consumers with alternatives to the traditional cooperative broker model. SEATTLE, Nov....
Report: Tech Industry Drive Office Space Demand in San Francisco, Seattle
By Nancy Amdur The technology industry is driving office demand in cities nationwide, but the Bay Area stands as one of the most...
