King County’s Multifamily Market Splits in Two as Suburban Areas Surge Past Seattle
While Seattle stalls with political uncertainty, suburban King County leads the region with 8,519 units under construction and a massive 43,667-unit pipeline The...
Hudson Pacific & Canada Pension Board Secure $285MM CMBS Loan on 1918 Eighth Ave. Backed by Amazon Lease
Tech giant’s AWS headquarters anchors single-asset commercial mortgage-backed security as office markets face uncertainty Amazon’s commitment to its Seattle headquarters continues to fuel...
Vancouver Gambles on Fee Deferrals to Jumpstart Stalled Housing Market
City tries new financial incentives as construction completions hit just 25 percent of annual targets Vancouver, Washington, is betting that delaying developer fee...
137-Unit Cornelius Apartments in Seattle’s Belltown Neighborhood Traded for $19MM
(Editor’s Note: According to King County property records, the seller is a Phoenix, Ariz.-based entity.) Seattle, Wash. (August 19, 2025) – Cornelius Apartments, a...
144-Unit Arrow Apartments Developed by Blue Fern in Lacey Trades Hands for $39.75MM
By The Registry Staff An apartment complex in Lacey has traded hands. According to an announcement from Berkadia, the Arrow Apartments were recently...
Trammell Crow Company Breaks Ground on 931,200 SQFT Industrial Park in Woodland, Wash.
The project will be delivered by fall 2026 Trammell Crow Company (TCC), a leading commercial real estate developer, has broken ground on Woodland...
Waterfront Development Opportunity in SeaTac with 400-Unit Residential Potential Brought to Market
A 7.56-acre waterfront development site at 2908 S 200th Street in SeaTac has been brought to market for sale, with no pricing guidance...
Kitsap County’s Multifamily Market Finds Its Sweet Spot as Regional Growth Shifts West
The Peninsula’s balanced development pipeline shows 6 percent under construction while inventory surges 30 percent since 2020, making it Puget Sound’s unexpected growth...
Redfin Reports Homes Are Selling at the Slowest Summer Pace in a Decade
SEATTLE–The typical home that went under contract in July was on the market for 43 days. That’s up from 35 days a year...
