Seattle
Stadium Authority and Building Trades Appeal Seattle Plan That Would Permanently Ban Housing in SoDo’s Stadium District
The public agency that oversees T-Mobile Park has joined Seattle’s construction unions to challenge a city subarea plan that would lock housing out...
Jenkins Properties Secures $47MM Construction Loan for 137-Unit Roosevelt Manor in Seattle
A Greenwich, Connecticut-based alternative lender has made its Seattle debut with a $47 million construction loan for a transit-oriented apartment development in the...
C&A Development, Amazon Partner on 67-Unit Pointe at Thomas Affordable Housing Project in Seattle Backed by $18.1MM in Financing
A former Seattle Seahawk, a major technology company, and a nearly century-old credit union have joined forces to break ground on a 67-unit...
Greater Puget Sound Industrial Market Logs Negative 1.7MM-SQFT Absorption as Vacancy Settles Near 10 Percent
The Greater Puget Sound industrial market spent the past 12 months hunting for equilibrium, recording negative 1.7 million square feet of net absorption...
Seattle Construction Costs Rising at One-Third the National Rate in Q1 2026
Mortenson’s Q1 2026 Cost Index reveals a market where contractor competition is doing what supply chains alone cannot — keeping a lid on...
Colossus Data Center Advisors Files Plans for 45,600 SQFT Facility at Seattle’s Starbucks Center
A small advisory firm has filed plans to convert former retail space inside Seattle’s Starbucks Center into a data center — a proposal...
Seattle’s Nitze-Stagen Abandons New Office Bets, Doubles Down on Multifamily as Downtown Vacancy Hits 35.1%
Nitze-Stagen & Co., the contrarian Seattle developer that built its name buying office property no one else wanted, has stopped chasing new office...
Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation Sells Roosevelt Commons Office Complex in Seattle’s U-District for $27MM, 83% Discount to 2019 Value
A Seattle-area private buyer has acquired the full Roosevelt Commons office complex in the University District for $27 million — paying approximately $118...
Downtown Seattle Association Report Blames JumpStart Payroll Tax for Downtown’s Decline as Backers Defend $388MM Revenue Engine
A new Downtown Seattle Association report argues that Seattle’s five-year-old JumpStart payroll tax has helped push jobs, employers and office value across Lake...
Sound Transit Defers Ballard Light Rail Indefinitely as $35 Billion Shortfall Reshapes ST3 Buildout
Sound Transit’s board has adopted a sweeping realignment of its voter-approved 2016 expansion plan, protecting the Everett-to-Tacoma spine while indefinitely deferring the Ballard...
Seattle Light Rail Tops U.S. Ridership in April as East Link Opening Reshapes Eastside Development Map
Sound Transit’s light rail network carried more riders in April than any other light rail system in the country, a record run that...
Lennar Trims Buyer Incentives for First Time in Three Years as Tech Job Jitters, Data Center Boom Reshape Northwest Housing Math
Lennar’s second-quarter results showed sales incentives falling for the first time in three years, a tentative sign of margin recovery that arrives as...
