Lorig’s 200 West Highland project slated for upper Queen Anne in Seattle.

"Soured condo market in Seattle? Think again"
Even Portland has delivered more housing units in a market that’s half our size.
By DEAN JONES
Realogics


"New condos shape up old Tacoma neighborhoods"
The city is zeroing in on its goal of creating 2,010 market-rate residential units by the year 2010.
By J.J. MCCAMENT
McCament & Rogers



"Conversions preserve history, fill affordability gap"
Condo conversions help provide an affordable option in neighborhoods that may be otherwise financially inaccessible.
By BEN RANKIN
Pioneer Property Group



"You don’t have to give up the single-family style"
With paired homes, owners can get a sense of living in an individual house.
By CHARLIE CONNER
Conner Homes



"It’s what’s inside condos that counts"
Living space is ultimately what residents bond with as time goes on.
By DONNA BERGERON
Weber + Thompson



"Make sure your high-rise is breathing easily"
Close cooperation between architects, engineers and contractors is needed to ensure ventilation systems function properly.
By IGOR TARTAKOVSKY
CB Engineers



"Smart urbanites step up to mid-rise condos"
The short cousins of high-rises usually offer a greater sense of community,
larger floorplans and more pedestrian-friendly environments.
By ALISON LORIG
Lorig Associates



"Mixed-use condos make good business sense"
Developers are combining residential, office and retail elements on
single sites because of high land prices, stringent growth regulations
and Seattle’s unique geography.
By ADA M. HEALEY
Vulcan



"Why developers should check out the burbs"
Many suburban condos are built on less expensive land, have a small-town feel and are close to abundant local amenities.
By JOSEPH STROBELE
Lexas Companies