Residential
Kennedy Wilson Markets Bellevue’s LIV Apartment Complex with $215MM Property Value
By Jon Peterson Los Angeles-based Kennedy Wilson has placed on the market for sale the 451-unit LIV apartment complex in Bellevue located at...
PropTech: New Platform Sundae Looks to Alleviate Scams Common During Distressed Sales
By Meghan Hall The vast majority of home buyers and realtors are focused on turn-key ready homes: residences that need no updating or...
Opportunity Center at Othello Square Returns for Seattle Design Review
By Meghan Hall As Seattle has rapidly developed, changing from a regional town into a national hub, many of the city’s most vulnerable...
Podcast: Paul Zeger, Partner @ Polaris Pacific
Today, we have an opportunity to chat with one of The Registry’s oldest friends, the affable Paul Zeger. Paul has been instrumental in...
Redmond’s Delano Apartments Trades for $51.5MM
By Meghan Hall San Mateo, Calif.-based G.W. Williams Company is expanding its holdings in the Puget Sound, snapping up Redmond’s Delano Apartments. In...
Blackstone Puts Lakewood Apartment Complex up for Sale, Pricing Guidance at ~$110MM
By Jon Peterson New York City-based Blackstone has placed on the market for sale the 522-unit Village at Seeley Lake in Lakewood. The pricing...
Union View Project Site Hits the Market, Pricing Could Reach ~$14MM
By Meghan Hall A development site on the border of Seattle’s rapidly growing Wallingford and Fremont neighborhoods is on the market. With entitlements...
354-Unit Residential Project Known as Yesler Terrace Moves to Final Phase of Design Review
By Meghan Hall Seattle’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood is gearing up for two major additions in the coming years as two new residential towers...
Spire, 440-Foot Residential Tower in Belltown, Topped Off
Leaders of Laconia Development, PCL Construction, and Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty (RSIR) celebrated the topping off today for Spire, a new luxury condominium...
More Than Half of Multifamily Developers Report Ongoing Delays in Permitting and Starts Due to COVID-19
Washington, D.C. – More than half (57 percent) of multifamily developer respondents reported construction delays in the jurisdictions where they operate, according to the fourth...
Turbulence and Optimism: As Federal Unemployment Runs Out, Multifamily Industry Keeps Its Eyes on the Bottom Line
By Meghan Hall A healthy multifamily industry is generally built upon tenants’ ability to pay rent. While the nation’s unemployment rate moderated slightly...
PropTech: As Purse Strings Tighten, Till Looks to Take Flexible Rental Payments Mainstream
By Meghan Hall The economic impact of coronavirus has left many financially vulnerable, an issue that could greatly impact the multifamily industry as...