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Holland restarts former Vulcan apartment project in Bellevue
Photo by Brian Miller
In a $36 million deal last November, Holland Partner Group acquired a two-building, 302-unit apartment project from Vulcan Real Estate. That was then dubbed Filament.

Ardagh Glass plant to be demolished for yard space

By BRIAN MILLER

New on the market: Emerald City Yards. What's that? A 12.7-acre triangle in the Duwamish area, at 5801 E. Marginal Way S., where the Ardagh Glass plant closed two years ago.


Seattle Center opens up as Memorial Stadium tops off

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Crew members and Seattle Center and Seattle Public Schools leaders gathered Friday to mark the placing of the final structural beam of the new Memorial Stadium.

171 Ballard units, with MUP in hand, could be yours to build

By BRIAN MILLER

The master use permit was issued 12 months ago at 904 N.W. Market St. in Ballard, where a six-story, 171-unit apartment proposal has been brewing for about five years.


Amazon-leased building sold for nearly $32M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial property at 1905 Raymond Ave. S.W. sold last week for just under $31.8 million, according to King County records.

Seattle adds 4 cranes in latest RLB count

By LISA LANNIGAN

Rider Levett Bucknall's latest Crane Index counted 13 cranes for August in the Seattle construction market, an increase of four cranes from its last count in February.

Rivian rolls into Issaquah, as Evergreen Ford prepares its own move

By BRIAN MILLER

Two car dealers, two locations in Issaquah, one nearly completed building and one older structure to fill. Where do we start?

Kent warehouse sells for over $10M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 1200 Second Ave. N. sold last week for almost $10.5 million, according to King County records.

Seattle's minimum wage to top $22

By JOURNAL STAFF

The minimum wage in Seattle will increase from $21.30 per hour to $22.14 per hour starting Jan. 1, 2027.

Oct. 1 event on affordable housing

By JOURNAL STAFF

Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King and Kittitas Counties is hosting a panel event discussing the future of affordable housing at Town Hall Seattle (1119 Eighth Ave.) on Oct. 1 from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Seattle Center opens up as Memorial Stadium tops off

Business
Seattle's minimum wage to top $22
Stocks fall as yields rise
Toys R Us plans big expansion

Construction
EASC offers custom tracks for contracting conference
Washington workers to be honored for lifesaving actions
Seattle adds 4 cranes in latest RLB count
Energy Department will spend $2B to squeeze more electricity from the aging power grid

Environment
Trump administration lowers fuel economy standards, critics say at a significant environmental cost

Real Estate
Kent warehouse sells for over $10M
Rivian rolls into Issaquah, as Evergreen Ford prepares its own move
Amazon-leased building sold for nearly $32M
12 Eastlake units find new hands
171 Ballard units, with MUP in hand, could be yours to build
Ardagh Glass plant to be demolished for yard space
Holland restarts former Vulcan apartment project in Bellevue
Oct. 1 event on affordable housing
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Greg Rafuse
First Interstate Bank
Dan Luzius
FSi Engineers
Tyler Larson
FSi Engineers
David Connell
FSi Engineers





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