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Amazon poised to buy empty new five-level warehouse in Chicago
Photo via American Concrete Institute
The deal hasn't closed yet, but CoStar recently reported that Amazon is the anticipated buyer of a big new distribution center in Chicago, completely empty, with about 1.2 million square feet. JLL is the broker at 1237 W. Division St., on behalf of developer Logistics Property Co.

Contractor sought to restore Seattle City Hall Plaza

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The city of Seattle is looking for a contractor to address “waterproofing deficiencies,” throughout the plaza west of Seattle City Hall at 600 Fourth Ave.


Dickson winning the battle of Lexington and Concord

By BRIAN MILLER

Dickson has begun the demo at the doomed Lexington-Concord apartments in Belltown. Yesterday morning, the DJC visited the corner at 2402 Second Ave., where the YWCA's 59-unit affordable housing complex — now over a century old — is being pulled apart.

First parcels secured for new Everett AquaSox stadium/event center

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The city hopes to break ground on the project in early fall.

Parks Tacoma celebrates full opening of Point Defiance Park Trail

By NINA MILLIGAN

Pedestrians and cyclists now have a safer way to explore and access attractions at Tacoma's 760-acre Point Defiance Park.

Mill Creek offices trade for over $6M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An office building at 16504 Ninth Ave. S.E. sold last week for $6.7 million, according to Snohomish County records.

Seattle Design Festival returns next month

By JOURNAL STAFF

It's time to get ready for the Seattle Design Festival. The annual celebration of the power of design returns Aug. 15 through 20.

Art takes over Seattle this weekend

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle Art Fair 2026 is set to take place at Lumen Field Event Center July 23 to 26.


$31M in grants to fund infrastructure

By JOURNAL STAFF

The state Department of Commerce has opened applications for the 2026 Connecting Housing to Infrastructure Program (CHIP). CHIP provides local governments with financial support for infrastructure associated with development projects.

New certification for tall building designers

By JOURNAL STAFF

In early 2027, the Council on Vertical Urbanism (formerly the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat) will launch a new certification program for professionals working on the design of tall buildings.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Art takes over Seattle this weekend
Seattle Design Festival returns next month
New certification for tall building designers
Tacoma wants project ideas
Parks Tacoma celebrates full opening of Point Defiance Park Trail

Business
Wilt Chamberlain jacket found at thrift store sold for over $89,000
AI stocks lead Wall Street higher

Construction
Contractor sought to restore Seattle City Hall Plaza
SR-161 to close for fish passage work
$31M in grants to fund infrastructure

Technology
Anthropic to pay $1.5B to authors

Real Estate
Mill Creek offices trade for over $6M
City has $110M for affordable housing
Dickson winning the battle of Lexington and Concord
Amazon poised to buy empty new five-level warehouse in Chicago
First parcels secured for new Everett AquaSox stadium/event center
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Juliana Bernal
Rolluda Architects
Howard Howlett
Gensler
Matt Hoffman
Maul Foster & Alongi
Ken Miller
Perkins&Will





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