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More optimism about U.S. jobs and housing

A new survey shows economists are growing slightly more optimistic about recovery in the job and housing markets but expect other pillars of the economy to remain weak.


Site picked for new Mukilteo terminal

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division recommended yesterday that the aging ferry terminal at Mukilteo be replaced with a new terminal one-third of a mile to the east at a site known as Elliot Point 2.


Pushback against bioswales in Seattle

Problems with rain gardens in one Seattle neighborhood has made other people jittery about plans to put 185 bioswales in city-owned parking strips in southwest Seattle.


China's CCTV moving into OMA-designed HQ

By DIDI TANG

German architect Ole Scheeren co-designed the building with Dutch architect Rem Koolhaas.


Construction to start this year on first building at Dayton food park

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Port of Columbia plans to break ground by the end of the year on the first building at Blue Mountain Station, an eco-friendly food park and tourist destination in the town of Dayton, 25 miles northeast of Walla Walla.


$200M substation site work bidding

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city is seeking a contractor to prepare the old Greyhound maintenance facility at 1250 Denny Way for a future $200 million electrical substation.


Mastro project sold again for $7.3M

By JOURNAL STAFF

Randolph Street Realty Capital says it bought an unfinished multi-family development in West Seattle. Records list the sale price at just under $7.3 million.


Upscale developers sue Idaho county

Developers of an upscale, fly-in housing development at the Sandpoint Airport in northern Idaho have filed a lawsuit against Bonner County contending they have not been treated fairly.


Soap Lake rename proposal deferred

There won't be a quick decision on a strongly debated proposal to change the name of central Washington's Soap Lake to Lake Smokiam.



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Vulcan is developing the third phase of UW Medical’s research campus in South Lake Union.
Rendering courtesy of Vulcan Real Estate



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Owner:
Swedish
Architect:
CollinsWoerman and Callison
General contractor:
Sellen Construction

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