Home AEC Port of Seattle Reopens Terminal 91’s Berths 6 and 8 After $98MM Rebuild of Long-Condemned Pier
AECIndustrialIndustry News

Port of Seattle Reopens Terminal 91’s Berths 6 and 8 After $98MM Rebuild of Long-Condemned Pier

Share
jack-prommel-PNNSDw9bddA-unsplash-seattle port
Photo by Jack Prommel on Unsplash
Share

The Port of Seattle has finished rebuilding Berths 6 and 8 on Pier 90 at Terminal 91, converting a timber apron that sat condemned for roughly two decades into a heavy-lift concrete wharf built for the North Pacific fishing fleet as cruise ships compete for the same Interbay waterfront.

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share

2026 Pacific Northwest CRE Rising Stars

PNW CRE Rising Stars

Featured Posts


Recent Posts

Related Articles

Pacific Industrial Taps Link Logistics Veteran Bud Pharris as CEO to Drive Western U.S. Expansion

Long Beach-based developer Pacific Industrial has hired Bud Pharris, who ran Blackstone-owned...

Eastside’s 14.7MM SQFT Office Pipeline Still Has Zero Pre-Leasing as Supply Freeze Props Up Bellevue Recovery

Broderick Group's third-quarter report still counts roughly 14.7 million square feet of...

Hudson-Led Venture Lands 20-Year Deal for 31,000 SQFT Duty-Free Expansion at Seattle-Tacoma Airport

The Port of Seattle has handed a joint venture of Avolta-owned Hudson...

Nscale Doubles Lease at Bellevue’s The Eight to 46,000 SQFT Ahead of Opening and $35B IPO

The London-based AI data center developer has added a second floor at...