Acacia Capital Buys 195-Unit Apartment Complex in Bellevue for $68.2MM
By Kate Snyder An apartment complex in Bellevue has traded hands, showing that investors continue to be drawn to the city. The property,...
38,000 SQFT James Beard Public Market Moves Toward Realization in Downtown Portland
A new chapter is unfolding in downtown Portland as the James Beard Public Market inches closer to realization. Backed by a local nonprofit...
Neighborhood House Lists 20,000 SQFT Multnomah Village Campus Ahead of Major Expansion
Neighborhood House, a long-established Portland nonprofit, has listed its three-building campus in Multnomah Village for sale as part of a broader plan to...
63,000 SQFT Thurman Office Asset in Portland Offered for Sale
1631 Thurman, a fully leased 63,445-square-foot creative office building located at 1631 NW Thurman Street in Portland, has been listed for sale. Newmark,...
48,000 SQFT Mixed-Use Property in Portland’s Pearl District Listed for Sale at $9.55MM
By The Registry Staff The controlling condominium interest in Portland’s Block 90 – a mixed-use assemblage of six units totaling 48,058 square feet,...
$102MM Bridge Loan Secured for 263-Unit Senior Living Community in Vancouver, Wash.
Berkadia & Live Oak Bank Close $102M Bridge Loan for Senior Living Community in Vancouver, Washington Vancouver, Washington – April 9, 2025 –...
$8.3MM in Financing Secured for 20-Tenant Retail Center in Snoqualmie
SNOQUALMIE, Wash. (April 16, 2025) — Northmarq has arranged $8.3 million in refinancing for Snoqualmie Ridge Town Center, a well-established 20-tenant retail center...
Vulcan Real Estateʼs 345-Unit Cascara in Seattle’s Yesler Neighborhood Welcomes First Residents
(Seattle, WA) April 2025 — Award-winning developer Vulcan Real Estate proudly announces that its newest residential building, Cascara, is now welcoming new residents....
McNellis’ Easter Tale: Countering Expectations
By John McNellis I probably shouldn’t put this in print, but here goes: we counter every offer we get. Even if we’re thrilled...
