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158,000 SQFT Amity Court Redevelopment in Bellevue Advances With 215-Unit Design
Updated plans expand on earlier proposal as Bel-Red continues its steady transformation The City of Bellevue’s Bel-Red district, long marked by low-rise offices...
Trent Development Breaks Ground on 268-Unit Project in Seattle
Announces Half Million Dollar Art Program Supporting Local Artists TOD Development focused on Workforce Housing SEATTLE, WA. – April 27, 2021 – Trent Development announced today,...
Updated Designs Revealed for New Mass Timber Hotel in Seattle’s Ballard Neighborhood
By Meghan Hall A new, upscale hotel is in the works for Seattle’s rapidly growing Ballard neighborhood, one that the project team hopes...
Development Site in Downtown Seattle Trades for Healthy $20MM
By Meghan Hall Several parcels home to an array of aging buildings along 12th Avenue in Seattle’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood have traded hands,...
Design Review Board Recommends 167-Unit West Seattle Apartment Project Move Forward to MUP Application
By Bekka Wiedenmeyer The Interbay neighborhood of Seattle is characterized by industrial buildings and minimal architectural design. Structures are low-rise, roofs are flat...
Proposed Complex of 128 Small Efficiency Dwelling Units Approved by Seattle Design Review Board, Moves Project to MUP
By Meghan Hall Small Efficiency Dwelling Units—known as “SEDUs”—have increased wildly in popularity in booming cities such as Seattle, where tech expansion and...
108-Unit Residential Development in Seattle’s First Hill Neighborhood One of First to be Designed with Mass Timber
By Meghan Hall An aging office asset just outside the main commercial corridor of Seattle’s First Hill neighborhood is gearing up to become...
Seattle Board Encourages Development Team to Connect with Community on Proposed 280-Unit Development in Yesler Terrace
By Meghan Hall Seattle’s East Design Review Board heard another project for the continued redevelopment of the City’s Yesler Terrace neighborhood, known widely...
