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Work begins on development beside Mount Baker Station
Photo from city of Seattle
At the old UW Consolidated Laundry property just west of the Mount Baker Link light rail station, construction is now underway on more than 400 affordable rental homes, an early learning campus and community spaces.

WWU to pay $12.5M for former hospital campus

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The university plans a new health sciences hub at the old St. Luke's site.


More names, more money, for I-90 Eastrail crossing

By BRIAN MILLER

The county's intended timeline is to begin work in 2028, with completion in 2031.

Bosa’s Park Row condos reach $150M in pre-sales

By JOURNAL STAFF

The U.S. arm of Bosa Development announced this month that 20% of the units have been pre-sold at the planned Park Row condominium tower in downtown Bellevue.

Another eatery added to menu at Vulcan's Lake Union Piers

By BRIAN MILLER

Cantina Monarca announced this week that it'll take about 8,300 square feet there, plus the 2,700-square-foot patio for outdoor dining. The new eatery is hoped to open next summer.

Seattle invests $4.6M in healthier buildings

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment (OSE) is investing $4.6 million to support decarbonization projects at existing affordable housing, community and nonprofit buildings.

70 Lynnwood units sell for $10M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment complex at 6616-6630 202nd St. S.W. sold last week for $10 million, according to Snohomish County records.

A new family compound begins on Whidbey Island

By NINA MILLIGAN

From one island to another, Coates Design of Bainbridge Island recently shared the completion of a South Whidbey home design at Brighton Beach in Clinton.

Snoqualmie glass manufacturer turns 50

By JOURNAL STAFF

Technical Glass Products (TGP), an Allegion company, is celebrating 50 years in business this year. TGP opened its current Snoqualmie manufacturing headquarters at 8107 Bracken Place S.E. in 2008. The firm also has a location in Perrysburg, Ohio.


Port launches climate vulnerability study

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Port of Seattle and partners are embarking on a comprehensive study of the Seattle waterfront's exposure to climate hazards including rising sea levels and earthquakes.

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