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JLL selling 57-acre Philips campus
Photo via JLL
It's the first time on the market for the Bothell property.

W. Seattle Link acquisitions up for Sound Transit vote

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The Sound Transit Board of Directors is set to vote tomorrow to authorize acquiring real property interests for 55 properties along the future West Seattle Link light rail extension.


Artline opens its 65 units in Fremont

By EMMA LAPWORTH

General contractor Exxel Pacific recently announced the completion of Artline. The new mixed-use apartment building sits right on the line between Ballard and Fremont (an area locals call Frelard) at 106 N.W. 36th St.

TCO arrives for 24 Capitol Hill units, with leasing effort to follow?

By BRIAN MILLER

Builder BMDC began work two summers ago at 1410 E. Howell St. on Capitol Hill. There, BIG Management had earlier purchased a small old 11-unit building on the corner of 14th Avenue.


ASCE Seattle spotlights local civil engineering excellence

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle Section of the American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) met earlier this month to honor the recipients of its 2026 Local Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Awards.

Seattle seeks consultants to help homeowners develop their land

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The Seattle Office of Planning and Community Development is launching two programs aimed at supporting homeowners who wish to develop their property with infill projects or ADUs.


Roots to Roofs sprouts Thunderbird Nest in Licton Springs

By NINA MILLIGAN

Thunderbird Nest, a forthcoming affordable housing development in Seattle's Licton Springs neighborhood, is in permitting, and design is well underway.

Public Storage pays $17M for two-pack

By JOURNAL STAFF

Earlier this month, Public Storage acquired two properties from the same party, paying $16.9 million for the pair, according to Snohomish County records.

Big mural for Little Saigon

By JOURNAL STAFF

A new mural celebrating Seattle's Vietnamese community was recently completed in Little Saigon.

UW issues RFQ for Intellectual House

By JOURNAL STAFF

The University of Washington is seeking an architect for Phase II of its Intellectual House, a 7,200-square foot building focused on Indigenous student belonging and community.






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