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In SLU, Vulcan is selling the 149 apartments at its Lakefront Blocks
Photos via Vulcan
Back in 2019, Vulcan Real Estate debuted the first two portions of its three Lakefront Blocks in South Lake Union.

Bremerton picked for UW oceanography facility

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The Port of Bremerton's Olympic View Industrial Park is set to become a center for nationally significant oceanographic research.


Eastlake's East Howe Steps changes hands for $35M

By BRIAN MILLER

East Howe Steps sold this week for just over $35 million, according to King County records.


Western State's 350-bed forensic hospital tops out

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The final structural beam was placed Friday for a new forensic psychiatric hospital at the Western State Hospital campus in Lakewood, marking a major milestone for the roughly $947 million project.

Vacant Fourth and Jackson Bartell could soon be sporting golden arches

By BRIAN MILLER

In the International District, Bartell closed its drugstore at 400 S. Jackson St. about three years back. Located within the Icon apartment building, those 12,480 square feet have since remained vacant.


Ballard Link RFQ set for 2027

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit said in a (very) advance notice in the DJC on Tuesday that it plans to issue an RFQ for civil engineering design services for the Ballard Link Extension in October 2027.

Boise's North End Lofts elevates the neighborhood

By NINA MILLIGAN

Surrounded by low-rise commercial and retail buildings in Boise's North End, between the vast parking lots of an Albertsons and a Rite Aid, Boise's North End Lofts is a standout mid-rise, mixed-use development.

Carvana files plans in SoDo, Renton

By JOURNAL STAFF

A SoDo industrial property at 2326 Airport Way S. is up for lease. NAI Puget Sound Properties is among the brokers. At present, there's a warehouse and office building from 1947.

Tacoma mayor vows action after another major grocery store closure

By LISA LANNIGAN

Fred Meyer is set to close its James Center store.


PLS Engineering celebrates 20 years in Vancouver

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sept. 18, 2006, marked the day PLS Engineering opened its doors and began serving the Vancouver, Clark County, community as a civil engineering and land-use planning firm.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Boise's North End Lofts elevates the neighborhood
Tickets out for preservation awards
Join Tacoma's planning commission
KMB architects
SDA event tackles tax changes
Homestead to host Questlove
PLS Engineering celebrates 20 years in Vancouver
Ballard Link RFQ set for 2027

Business
Stocks slip under pressure from higher oil prices, rising bond yields
LIHI opens PSH units in Tacoma
Governor expands wildfire emergency
Apple's new CEO, John Ternus, takes over from Tim Cook after 15 years
Tacoma mayor vows action after another major grocery store closure

Construction
Western State's 350-bed forensic hospital tops out

Environment
Bremerton picked for UW oceanography facility

Real Estate
Bothell Ski & Bike building sold
Eastlake's East Howe Steps changes hands for $35M
Carvana files plans in SoDo, Renton
Vacant Fourth and Jackson Bartell could soon be sporting golden arches
In SLU, Vulcan is selling the 149 apartments at its Lakefront Blocks
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Erin Smith
KMB architects
Kelly Rider
Washington State Department of Commerce
Chenlu Zhang
KMB architects
Mart Martindale
Kidder Mathews





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