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Recession's rough on retail but here's one green shoot: Healeo

By JON SILVER

First-time business owner Justin Brotman can tell you the precise date and time he opened his nutrition store and juice bar, Healeo, on Capitol Hill: May 15, 2009, 4:06 p.m.

 

Safety rope saves window washer

The Seattle Fire Department says a safety rope helped save the life a window-washer who fell eight stories from a downtown building.

 

General Growth, lenders agree to rework mall debt

The agreements cover $8.9 billion in loans on more than 70 malls.

 

Top Property Sales

 

$3.3B stock offering to jump-start Macau casinos

About $500 million will be used to restart construction of several casinos and hotels that were put on hold due to funding.

 

City seeks ideas for nursery site

The Seattle Department of Parks and Recreation is holding a public meeting to gather input from the community on the future of the Atlantic City Nursery. The meeting will be Dec. 3 from 7 to 8:30 p.m.

 

Officials list reuses for Oregon weapons depot

A top five list has been drawn up for ways to redevelop the Umatilla Chemical Weapons Depot near Hermiston, Ore., after its scheduled closure in 2011.

 

Bellevue buildings sold for $32M

KBS Realty Advisors has purchased the seven building, approximately 240,000-square-foot Ridgewood Corporate Square in Bellevue on behalf of an entity it advises, a real estate source said.

 

Meeting Saturday on landslide issues

The city of Seattle on Saturday is holding a meeting covering landslide issues for property owners.

 

Read our Special Section online:
Synergy at Dockside Green, a 93-unit condominium complex in Victoria, B.C., designed by Busby Perkins + Will, was named one of the top 10 greenest projects for 2009 by the American Institute of Architects Committee on the Environment.
Photo courtesy of Dockside Green




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November 19, 2009

Real Estate Buzz: Hotel occupancy, rates continue to fall

New rules on razing derelict properties

Weak home building drags U.S. recovery

Bike sharing efforts in Seattle are hitting some speed bumps

Griffin says 6th Ave. apartments on hold

Trump luxury hotel opens in Waikiki

N.J.'s oldest casino says its future is shaky

How to create great retail streets

Postal Service is selling 2.3-acre site in Bellevue

October home construction plunges unexpectedly

Bellingham embarking on ambitious waterfront plan

Placid park belies a major engineering effort

Bellevue reconnecting with its waterfront

Kennewick island lighthouse a beacon for downtown

Magnolia Bridge complicates pier project

21st-century waterfronts: What makes them work?

Planning a shoreline project? Win over the public first


November 18, 2009

$583,000 bid for Silverdome near Detroit

Home builder sentiment unchanged in November

Home Depot raises outlook

Terminal 104 is out for lease

$40M tax credits for local projects


November 17, 2009

University Place wants cottages


November 16, 2009

NAIOP gives out awards for 2009

As office rates fall, there's a ‘flight to quality'

Small firms find they can reduce office space

Bulk program sells 20 out of 30 condos

West Seattle units sold for $3.6M

Foreclosures here down from last year

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