Seattle Department of Transportation
400-Unit Residential Development in Seattle’s Belltown Neighborhood Asked to Return for Second DRG Meeting
By Jack Stubbs A proposed 400-unit development in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood will not yet be advancing to the next stage in the City’s...
284-Unit Mixed-Use Project at Site of Alki Lumber Yard Receives Approval from West Seattle Design Board
By Catherine Sweeney After more than a year since meeting for early design guidance, a 284-unit mixed-use project at the site of the...
Architecture Firm B+H Proposes Solution for Failing Washington Bridge Outside of Traditional RFQ Process
By Meghan Hall The West Seattle Bridge—which serves as a main connector between West Seattle, Harbor Island and the rest of the city—was...
Affordable Housing Developer Strives to Bring 186 Units of Family-Focused Housing to Rainier Beach
By Meghan Hall Seattle’s unprecedented growth has caught much of its population unaware, and rapidly rising housing costs are causing displacement never before...
129-Unit Apartment Complex in Seattle’s Ballard Neighborhood Approved to Seek Master Use Permit
By Meghan Hall As Seattle seeks for new and innovative ways to grapple with its growing housing crisis, developers are more often proposing...
The Value of Open Spaces in a Densifying City: Opening of the New and Improved McGraw Square
By Jack Stubbs As the city of Seattle continues to change and evolve, and new commercial and residential developments coming online mean that...
Melrose Avenue Re-Envisioning Project Brings Changes to Capitol Hill As Part of Growing City
By Jack Stubbs Redevelopment and adaptive reuse projects are becoming increasingly prevalent throughout Seattle, a city in transition, and another in-the-works project is...
Redfin Report: Seattle and Honolulu Move up the Ranks of the Best Cities for Public Transit in 2018
New York, San Francisco and Boston Top the 2018 Transit Score Rankings SEATTLE, Feb. 21, 2018 — New York, San Francisco and Boston...
Pike and Pine Renaissance: Act One
By Jack Stubbs Big changes are on the way for one of Seattle’s busiest avenues, the Pike and Pine corridor in downtown Seattle....
Seattle Mayor Murray, U.S. Senator Murray and U.S. Senator Cantwell Applaud $45MM Grant for Lander Street Bridge Project
SEATTLE (September 7, 2016) – Mayor Ed Murray, U.S. Senator Patty Murray, and U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell today applauded the approval of $45...
