The Port of Seattle is pushing its long-planned Terminal 91 Uplands redevelopment into design and demolition, wagering $131 million that new light-industrial space north of the Magnolia Bridge can keep the region's fishing fleet and maritime suppliers from being squeezed out of Interbay.
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