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R.C. Hedreen’s 824 Howell 475-Room Hotel Project Hits Snag with Seattle’s Design Review Board

By Vladimir Bosanac Maybe it was the anticipation of the upcoming long Thanksgiving weekend or simply a developer testing the market, but the...

Seattle’s Slimmest Tower Granted Design Review Approval

By Vladimir Bosanac Seattle may be getting it’s slimmest tower yet, as the proposal to construct a 42-story, 312-unit apartment building with ground...

Seattle Design Commission Recommends the $1.5MM Lid Feasibility Study as a Public Benefit

By Jack Stubbs The Lid I-5 Campaign, an effort to geographically reconnect the city by lidding a portion of the Interstate-5 that runs...

Enough of the Millennials, Gen Z is Now the Forefront of Workplace Design Strategies in Commercial Real Estate

By Jack Stubbs “When people in the new generation say they want a private office, sometimes they just mean that they want private...

Working with WeWork: A Broker’s and Real Estate Counsel’ Commentary

By Dan Mihalovich WeWork has been in the news lately. From dominating the shared work space arena, to buying an iconic retail department...

Q&A: Atlas Geosciences NW

By Jack Stubbs The need for any company to undertake environmental and geological due diligence measures is an integral part of the approval...

We Can (Co)Work it Out: How Coworking Continues to Drive Workplace Design in Corporate Real Estate

By Jack Stubbs “The majority of people using coworking spaces want to connect with other people. We’re pack animals, we really feed of...

Kennedy Wilson Raising Up to $1 Billion for New Investment Fund, Will Continue Seattle Focus

By Jon Peterson Beverly Hills-based Kennedy Wilson is currently in the process of raising $750 million to $1 billion for its newest investment...

Keppel-KBS US REIT Buys Two Buildings in Bellevue for Combined $371.1MM

By Jack Stubbs On Wednesday, November 8th, Keppel-KBS US REIT acquired two commercial buildings in Bellevue for a combined $371.1 million, according to...

Large-Scale Changes Planned at the University of Washington

By Jack Stubbs Big changes are afoot at the University of Washington's Seattle campus, the sprawling 700 acre city within a city. With...

Study Shows Retail Closures Have Minimal Impact on Retail Rents

By Meghan Hall The first half of 2017 was challenging for brick-and-mortar stores, with numerous retailers such as Macy’s and J.C. Penney announcing...

AutoCamp: Paving the Way for a New Industry

By Meghan Hall Glamping—a term with a slightly negative connotation that describes “glamorous camping”—is getting a makeover. While the word is stereotypically met...