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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
Architects, contractors release new framework to boost collaboration
The new AIA-AGC initiative highlights best practices for communication, risk management and team performance.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
Sale pending for U.S. Bank Center
Bloomberg has reported that the tower will be sold for $280 million to Spear Street Capital. Commercial Property Executive, which covers the industry, recently relayed the news.
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.
Daily Journal of Commerce
4 days
Learn more about light rail plans
The First Hill Improvement Association is scheduled to hold a public meeting later this month with Sound Transit officials detailing current Sound Transit projects.
The Urbanist
4 days
June Housing Forum, Socials, and July Fundraiser
Join The Urbanist for our June 10 housing forum and get your ticket for our Summer Endorsed Candidate Party on July 19. We're also hosting two social hours in June.
The Urbanist
4 days
King County DCHS Seeks to Put Fraud Concerns to Bed with New Protocol
The King County Department of Community and Human Services has implemented reforms to prevent fraud and waste in the $1.8 billion in annual grant funding it administers. Meanwhile, an outside audit continues looking into flagged contracts.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
From brokers to bibles in Belltown
It's a minor sale, but it's a notable sale because it's in Belltown.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
Genesee Playfield restroom has to go
Plans are moving forward on a restroom replacement project at Genesee Playfield, located at 4316 S. Genesee St.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
Washington State Ferries sail-ebrates three-quarters of a century
Commemorative flags are flying atop the Space Needle and ferries, and special lighting and signage adorns the Great Wheel and the state Route 520 floating bridge, casting off celebrations as Washington State Ferries marks 75 years transporting riders across our state's many marine highways.
Daily Journal of Commerce
5 days
Board approves ST3 cuts, changes
The Sound Transit Board voted Thursday in favor of amendments to the ST3 system plan, approving cuts and changes in an effort to address an estimated $34.5 billion funding gap over the next 20 years.