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Near East Main Station, 279 Bellevue units gain steam
Rendering via Clark Barnes
Twelve months ago, the DJC first reported on Trammell Crow Residential's plan to put a new apartment building on a Bellevue office parking lot near East Main Station.

Timberlane acquires 91 Issaquah units for $37M

By BRIAN MILLER

The Vista Ridge garden apartments in Issaquah, at 201 Mountain Park Blvd. S.W., sold last week for $37 million, according to King County records.


King County celebrates new sustainable transfer station

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The $100 million South County Recycling and Transfer Station is the county's largest capital project delivered this year.

UW picks team for Burke-Gilman work

By JOURNAL STAFF

The University of Washington has selected the design-build team of Granite Construction and KPFF for a widening and safety project on portions of the Burke-Gilman Trail that pass through its Seattle campus.


Seattle's built environment is getting greener, but more needs to be done

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The city's latest report shows core GHG emissions decreased by about 6% despite increases in population and economic activity.


Intuitive Health to build in W. Seattle

By JOURNAL STAFF

As the DJC reported in February, a vacant former CHI Franciscan clinic at 4550 Fauntleroy Way S.W. had attracted the attention of some new medical operator, name unknown.

Manufacturing projects get a boost with $1M from the state

By JOURNAL STAFF

A manufacturing plant expansion at Port Townsend's Glen Cove Industrial Park, a cogeneration facility modernization in Port Angeles and a comprehensive study of Washington's space industry ecosystem are among projects getting money from the state to accelerate manufacturing expansion and workforce development here.


Death & Co. opens Sept. 3 at RailSpur

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The cocktail bar is taking space at 419 Occidental, part of the RailSpur micro-district in Pioneer Square. It will be Death & Company's fifth location in the U.S. and first in the Pacific Northwest.



Legacy Square Stage

The Legacy Square Stage anchors a new public gathering space in downtown Renton.
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The best way to invest money you may need for long-term care

By CHRISTINE BENZ

If your plan is to self-fund long-term care, do so with tax considerations and asset allocation in mind.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Legacy Square Stage

Business
Fed Chair Warsh hints at rate hike
Death & Co. opens Sept. 3 at RailSpur
Manufacturing projects get a boost with $1M from the state
Washington chemical tank was called unfit for service before deadly failure, investigators find

Construction
UW picks team for Burke-Gilman work
King County celebrates new sustainable transfer station
Pierce Co. puts pause on data centers

Environment
Seattle's built environment is getting greener, but more needs to be done

Money
The best way to invest money you may need for long-term care
Honda Prelude vs Toyota GR86: an Edmunds sport coupe test

Real Estate
Timberlane acquires 91 Issaquah units for $37M
Near East Main Station, 279 Bellevue units gain steam
More new homes for Rainier Valley
Intuitive Health to build in W. Seattle
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Brandon Beeson
Kidder Mathews
Jack Delay
CFRE Commercial Real Estate
Claire Schmeltekopf
Kidder Mathews
Mart Martindale
Kidder Mathews





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