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Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Master artisans are headed to Seattle's Japanese Garden
A major restoration project is due to start this month at the Seattle Japanese Garden at Washington Park Arboretum.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Soup plant sells for $65M
The Kettle Cuisine plant, at 1200 Merrill Creek Parkway, sold last month for $65 million. Snohomish County only lately recorded the sale.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Under Notre Dame cathedral, a ‘dig of the century' unearths 1,700 years of history
In 2019, fire brought Notre Dame's spire crashing down as the world watched. The cathedral was rebuilt and reopened in late 2024, and now Paris wants to soften the hot, bare square in front of it with trees and shade. But in a city this old, the soil cannot be turned until what lies beneath it is excavated, in case it is damaged during works.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
SPR: Cal Anderson keeping its hoops
Seattle Parks and Recreation is putting the rebounding rumors to rest: Cal Anderson Park is keeping its basketball courts.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Local innovator featured on latest ‘Regenerative Real Estate' podcast
If you are looking for another play in your headphones besides the latest historic biography, consider the “Regenerative Real Estate” podcast.
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Eastside offices trade for $7.8M
A vacant office building at 1500 112th Ave. N.E. sold this week for $7.8 million, according to King County records.
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3 days
Wilson Proposes Doubling Transit Sales Tax to Fund Local Bus Service Expansion
By Erica C. Barnett Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson has proposed doubling a sales tax that funds transit service in… The post Wilson Proposes Doubling Transit Sales Tax to Fund Local Bus Service Expansion appeared first on PubliCola.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
24 Burien units trade for over $5M
An apartment complex at 13232 Ambaum Blvd. S.W. sold last week for a little over $5.4 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
Welcome back, Westlake Park
Westlake Park reopened last week following a $4 million renovation.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
225 seniors units to follow $14M land sale in Issaquah Highlands
A 3.5-acre development site, with no address yet assigned, sold last week for $14 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
Preserving Memorial Stadium's legacy — and its concrete
Along with other measures, crews crushed and processed parts of the old stadium for backfill on site, saving around $780,000, reducing the project's carbon footprint, and linking the new stadium with its past.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
April sees rise in construction spending
Spending on construction projects rose by 0.1% in April, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of the latest U.S. Census Bureau data.