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Maritime skills center launches at Tacoma waterfront
Photo via Port of Tacoma
Classes begin today at Maritime 253, a new regional career and technical education (CTE) center in Tacoma focused on priming high school students for careers in the maritime and technical industries.

365 Shoreline units may follow pending sale

By BRIAN MILLER

Four single-family homeowners in Shoreline have bundled their properties into an assemblage represented by Westlake Associates. The asking price is $11.5 million, for nearly 2 acres with midrise zoning. The listing says a sale is pending.


Sound Hotel trades for $35 million Investors exit Belltown hotel/apartment hybrid

By BRIAN MILLER

The Sound Hotel in Belltown, at 2120 Fourth Ave., sold last week for $35 million, according to King County records.

Dermody delivers big industrial duo in Frederickson

By BRIAN MILLER

Dermody hasn't announced it yet, but the two-building LogistiCenter at Frederickson looks to be done.


A look at Boise's tallest residential tower

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Arthur opened last spring in downtown Boise, marking a new precedent for tall buildings in Idaho's capital city.

165 Belltown units proposed

By JOURNAL STAFF

Nine years ago, SkB Architects sold its corner office property in Belltown to local investors. The firm has since continued to lease its two small old buildings at 2333 Third Ave., on the corner of Battery Street.

LDS church trades for $6M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A church at 9500 Myers Way S. sold last week for $6 million, according to King County records.

SR-167 Expressway segment to open

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Washington State Department of Transportation plans to open the first 2-mile segment of the state Route 167 Expressway between Interstate 5 in Fife and state Route 509 near the Port of Tacoma by 9 a.m. Sunday.

Hungry black bears are running into trouble in the Rocky Mountains

By BRITTANY PETERSON and MEAD GRUVER

Millions of people live in or near bear habitat across the Rockies, where widespread drought has reduced supplies of nuts, berries and plants that bears eat. That's prompting the animals to roam far and wide for food.

Bellevue wants new art

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Bellevue is seeking to purchase 2D and 3D portable artworks to add to its public art collection.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Auburn park needs a name
Bellevue wants new art
New rule adds permit review pause
Join Kenmore's planning commission
Maritime skills center launches at Tacoma waterfront
A look at Boise's tallest residential tower

Business
Oil prices keep rising and weigh on Wall Street
Canada will move faster from US reliance as tariffs take effect and Trump response looms
Trump threatens Canadian jetmaker Bombardier
First female administrator in the Panama Canal's history takes the helm

Construction
SR-167 Expressway segment to open

Environment
Hungry black bears are running into trouble in the Rocky Mountains

Technology
Meta launches AI agent Muse

Real Estate
365 Shoreline units may follow pending sale
165 Belltown units proposed
Sound Hotel trades for $35 million Investors exit Belltown hotel/apartment hybrid
Kent warehouse sells for over $12M
LDS church trades for $6M
12 Cherry Hill units sell for over $3M
Dermody delivers big industrial duo in Frederickson
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Michael Campbell-Danas
Edmonds Chamber of Commerce
Jonathan Lujan
Frazier Healthcare Partners
Alessio Sanfilippo
Redfin
Erin Smith
KMB architects





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