By Kristin Bentley After more than two years as development manager, Greg Krape now serves as president of SECO Development, Inc. He brings to...
ByKristin BentleyJuly 15, 2016SEATTLE (July 14, 2016) – Today Mayor Murray announced $250,000 from the Duwamish River Opportunity Fund has been awarded to four community projects...
Bypublisher2July 15, 2016By Kristin Bentley The Seattle Housing Authority (SHA) and Dallas-based developer, Mill Creek Residential Trust LLC (MCRT), announced last Wednesday that MCRT has...
ByKristin BentleyJuly 14, 2016Community Involvement Commission to create greater equity in public participation process SEATTLE (July 13, 2016) – Mayor Ed Murray today signed an executive...
Bypublisher2July 14, 2016Also, East Main Station report The City Council on Monday indicated its unanimous support for placing two proposed measures -- one related to...
Bypublisher2July 14, 2016SEATTLE, Wash. — July 13, 2016 — The joint venture between Schnitzer West, LLC and Cornerstone Real Estate Advisers, acting on behalf of...
ByKristin BentleyJuly 13, 2016Company’s Washington apartment portfolio approaches 10,000 units BEVERLY HILLS, Calif.--Global real estate investment company Kennedy Wilson (NYSE: KW) today announced that the company...
ByThe RegistryJuly 13, 2016By Kristin Bentley Newport Beach, Calif.-based investor and developer, Bixby Land Company, bought its third industrial asset in the Puget Sound region from...
ByKristin BentleyJuly 11, 2016By Jon Peterson Seattle-based Vulcan Real Estate has sold the 317,800 square foot Amazon Phase VIII office building in Seattle for $246.8 million,...
ByThe RegistryJuly 8, 2016By Jon Peterson Los Angeles-based CBRE Global Investors has paid $19.5 million to acquire the 65,000 square foot office building in Seattle located...
ByThe RegistryJuly 8, 2016DENVER, Colorado – July 6, 2016 –Investcorp and Seattle-based Schnitzer West, one of the West Coast’s fastest-growing real estate investment, development and property...
Bypublisher2July 8, 2016By Kristin Bentley Martin Selig Real Estate, the developer that built Columbia Center, the tallest building in Washington, is scheduled to move forward...
ByKristin BentleyJuly 7, 2016
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