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Northgate is dead! Long live The District at Northgate!
Photo by Brian Miller
First it was Northgate, a plain old shopping mall that opened in 1950, before the freeway ran past. Then it was rebranded as Northgate Station in 2021. Now, brace yourselves, it's The District at Northgate.

In for $97M, out for $12M, as BGO sells the Plaza 600 building

By BRIAN MILLER

This week, King County recorded the building's $12.5 million sale to Orton Development.


Mayor Wilson proposes biennial budget

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The budget funds 66 new police jobs and creates a new Housing Ombud to help affordable housing developers navigate permitting.


117 Central District units could be yours to build

By BRIAN MILLER

New on the market: the Sarah Queen. What's that? A proposed 117-unit apartment building at 1412 23rd Ave., to replace the demolished Mount Calvary Christian Center.

$746M budget update for King County

By JOURNAL STAFF

King County Exec. Girmay Zahilay has proposed a $746 million supplemental budget that would direct money toward affordable housing, health care, roads, conservation and other county priorities.

Bitter Lake building finds new hands

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 13749 Midvale Ave. N. sold this week for $2.6 million, according to King County records.

Spokane Street Swing Bridge to close for gate replacement

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Spokane Street Swing Bridge (also known as the low bridge) will close to vehicle traffic this weekend as crews replace a damaged barrier gate on the east side of the bridge.


From frappuccino to Gelatiamo?

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Uptown Starbucks at 421 Queen Anne Ave. N., within the Mediterranean Inn building, closed a few years ago.

After Hours: Food, music at Chinatown market

By JOURNAL STAFF

The 19th annual Chinatown-International District Night Market will return Sept. 26, bringing food vendors, cultural performances and performers.

At The Movies: ‘Forgotten Island' is a trippy ode to friendship set against Filipino folklore

By MARK KENNEDY

Of all the magical portals that transport you to another world, “Forgotten Island” may have the cutest. It's not a brick tunnel like “Spirited Away” or a hidden door like “Coraline” or even C.S. Lewis' famous wardrobe. In this movie, it's a sand dollar.


TODAY'S STORIES

Business
Alaska expanding Everett service
Jobless claims lowest since July
A shaky day leaves stocks not far from where they started
Seattle Parks and Recreation
A shaky day leaves stocks not far from where they started
As the coding boom fades, computer science grads focus on AI
$746M budget update for King County
Mayor Wilson proposes biennial budget
Seattle Parks and Recreation
Starbucks to shutter 250 more stores
Mortgage rates climb for 5th straight week

Construction
Spokane Street Swing Bridge to close for gate replacement

Technology
As the coding boom fades, computer science grads focus on AI

Weekend
At The Movies: ‘Forgotten Island' is a trippy ode to friendship set against Filipino folklore
The return of the analog weekend
After Hours: Food, music at Chinatown market
SIFF revisits French New Wave
Adding mini clover to grass seed creates a green, hardy, drought-tolerant lawn
Harvest Festival in Suncadia
Some climb for faith, others for the views. This Chinese sacred mountain draws them all

Real Estate
Northgate is dead! Long live The District at Northgate!
Bitter Lake building finds new hands
117 Central District units could be yours to build
In for $97M, out for $12M, as BGO sells the Plaza 600 building
From frappuccino to Gelatiamo?
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Greg Rafuse
First Interstate Bank
Dan Luzius
FSi Engineers
David Connell
FSi Engineers
Tyler Larson
FSi Engineers





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