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Kidder Mathews starts leasing effort for Kent Manufacturing & Innovation Campus
Rendering via Mortenson
Back in February, in Kent, Mortenson Development was tapped to develop over 9 acres of city-owned land, then without an address.

Goodwill store could give way to 300 Ballard units

By BRIAN MILLER

The familiar Ballard Goodwill store at 6400 Eighth Ave N.W. began life in 1967 as a Safeway. Goodwill became the tenant in 2004.


Downtown Bellevue park will honor Japanese Americans

By EMMA LAPWORTH

A new name and commemorative artwork honoring the Japanese American community's contributions to Bellevue are in the works for a downtown city park.

Weidner sells 387 Lynnwood units for $112M

By BRIAN MILLER

The former Larch Alderwood apartments, at 15001 35th Ave. W. in Lynnwood, sold last week for $112 million, according to Snohomish County records. The seller was Renaissance Two LLC, associated with local shop Weidner Apartment Homes, which had owned the property for decades.


Crane spotting: What's happening at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport?

By LISA LANNIGAN

A 14-story tower crane erected earlier this month marks a major milestone for the airport's new $1.45 billion, 19-gate passenger facility.

Demo begins near Mount Baker Station

By JOURNAL STAFF

For what's generally called the UW Laundry property, immediately west of Mount Baker Station, an affordable housing project has been brewing for many years.

Webinar tomorrow on rising parking structure costs and budgeting strategies

By JOURNAL STAFF

Nationally, industry employment rose in most states last month.

Chinese AI models make inroads in the US

By CHAN HO-HIM and MATT O'BRIEN

China has a hot new product in the United States: artificial intelligence.


Clean energy grants for rural areas

By JOURNAL STAFF

This year's PRWA grants will pay for increased solar power generation and storage in Harrington and Malden. Grants will be managed by Zero Emissions Northwest.

Washington construction jobs down 1% in June

By JOURNAL STAFF

Nationally, industry employment rose in most states last month.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Downtown Bellevue park will honor Japanese Americans

Business
Small businesses file lawsuits against new sweeping tariffs
Cracker Barrel CEO steps down a year after logo debacle
Stocks drift to mixed close
Harbor Hopper adds sailing
Chinese AI models make inroads in the US

Construction
Crane spotting: What's happening at Chicago's O'Hare International Airport?
Demo begins near Mount Baker Station
Webinar tomorrow on rising parking structure costs and budgeting strategies
Washington construction jobs down 1% in June

Technology
Clean energy grants for rural areas

Real Estate
Weidner sells 387 Lynnwood units for $112M
County pays $14M for disputed site
Goodwill store could give way to 300 Ballard units
Kidder Mathews starts leasing effort for Kent Manufacturing & Innovation Campus
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Aileen Sunde
Truebeck Construction
Linda Kanoski
Gensler
Juliana Bernal
Rolluda Architects
Howard Howlett
Gensler





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