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Transforming Age Bets on 1,000-Unit, Mass-Timber EverGlen Village to Crack Bellevue’s Affordability Gap

A nonprofit developer has advanced plans for EverGlen Village, a more than 1,000-unit affordable senior housing community spread across five mass-timber buildings on...

Alliance Residential Pays $16.7MM for Site in Renton Approved for 384-Unit Apartment Project on Lake Washington

Vulcan Real Estate’s disposition of the 7.18-acre Kennydale waterfront parcel — marketed by CBRE and approved for residential development roughly two years ago...

Suncadia Bets $18MM on Retail Village to Turn Cle Elum Resort Into a Year-Round Town

Suncadia will open the first four tenants of its $18 million Suncadia Social retail village on June 19, capping a town-center vision that...

Construction Lenders Confront a Shifting Risk Map in 2026 as Data Center Race, PFAS Liability and Permitting Delays Reshape Underwriting

Construction risk has not disappeared from the lending landscape heading into 2026—it has migrated into new territory, from the breakneck data center buildout...

PMB Enlarges 377,442-SQFT Medical Office Plan for Bellevue’s Vanishing Auto Row, Targeting Red Lion Site

San Diego-based healthcare developer PMB has expanded its proposal for a 377,442-square-foot medical office building on Bellevue’s rapidly redeveloping Auto Row, filing a...

YWCA Taps Truebeck to Raze Century-Old Belltown Building for 83-Unit Affordable Housing Project in Seattle

The YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish is preparing to demolish its century-old Lexington-Concord Apartments in Belltown and replace them with a seven-story,...

Primrose School Targets 16,700-SQFT Former Rite Aid at Shoreline’s Ballinger Village for 220-Child Preschool Conversion

A national preschool franchise backed by private equity firm Roark Capital Group has filed plans with the City of Shoreline to transform a...

Portland Construction Costs Rise Just 0.86 Percent in Q1 2026 as Market Trails National Escalation

Portland’s nonresidential construction costs increased a modest 0.86 percent in the first quarter of 2026 and 2.55 percent year-over-year—the slowest annual escalation among...

Trade Partners Cut Fees to Win Work as Seattle Construction Costs Rise Just 0.56 Percent in Q1 2026

Seattle nonresidential construction costs rose just 0.56 percent in the first quarter of 2026—the smallest quarterly increase among the eight metropolitan markets Mortenson...

City Study Pegged Moda Center Needs at $505MM as Trail Blazers Seek $600MM in Public Funds

A city-commissioned facility assessment found the Moda Center needs $505 million over 20 years to remain operable, well below the $600 million public...

Cantera Group Launches Sales for 100-Unit Terminal One Motor + Yacht Club on Seattle’s Salmon Bay

Chicago brownfield specialist converts a remediated WWII-era fuel terminal in Interbay into a gated collector-garage and superyacht marina community, with first occupancy targeted...

Lakeside School Completes 39,000 SQFT $60MM Vassar Center in Seattle

The $60MM, self-funded T.J. Vassar ’68 Center for Sciences and Humanities is the first all-new building on the Seattle private school’s campus since...

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