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A Chipotle in PSQ?
Restaurant says it’s looking
Photo by Brian Miller
Between the remade waterfront and major events at the stadiums, the old neighborhood has seen a new surge in food and bar leasing.

Why the new Bed Bath & Beyond data center plan is also an old plan

By BRIAN MILLER

Digital Realty, a large REIT, filed a proposal in late May to alter the existing underground data center within downtown’s Securities Building block.


Seattle puts 1-year pause on new large data centers

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The Seattle City Council gave the nod on Tuesday to a one-year moratorium on siting large data centers.


Work begins on 37-room hotel at Swedish Cherry Hill

By BRIAN MILLER

The land sale was 13 years ago at 505 16th Ave., on the corner of Jefferson. Hotel plans emerged in 2020, and the master use permit came four years later.


Kennewick could see 436 units at expanded convention center, with AC Hotel opening next year

By BRIAN MILLER

Brace yourselves, loyal DJC readers. This is a story with three legs, all at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick.

Movers & Markets: Northmarq finds $60M for MDG’s Spruce

By BRIAN MILLER

In the Alaska Junction neighborhood, Spruce West Seattle opened its 216 units back in 2015. It’s still owned by original developer Madison Development Group. It also debuted with LA Fitness as its anchor commercial tenant; the gym has about 41,837 square feet. And Northmarq just announced a successful refinancing effort worth just over $60.8 million.

Black box theater set for Wallingford

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 3631 Interlake Ave. N. sold via an LLC in March to a local theater professional, Max Sarkowsky. Now we have a new plan for the 8,510-square-foot building, which dates to 1969.

Faber tapped for Lopez Food Center

By JOURNAL STAFF

An intent to award has been issued for construction of the Lopez Food Center — a new food hub, commercial kitchen and gather place, as well as a permanent home for the Lopez Island Food Bank.

New turf for Lower Woodland Playfield

By JOURNAL STAFF

Work is set to start June 23 on the renovation of Lower Woodland Playfield No. 1, located south of Green Lake at 5100 Green Lake Way N.


State eyes study of Snake River power

By JOURNAL STAFF

The state Department of Commerce is seeking a contractor to study how Washington could replace the electricity and other energy currently provided by four lower Snake River dams.

TODAY'S STORIES

Business
Another sell-off for AI stocks knocks Wall Street back to where it was 5 weeks ago
Higher energy prices push inflation above 4%
SpaceX wants regular investors to help its stock launch. Here’s what to know before clicking ‘buy’

Construction
Faber tapped for Lopez Food Center
New turf for Lower Woodland Playfield
Seattle puts 1-year pause on new large data centers

Environment
State eyes study of Snake River power

Technology
$200M to study AI job impact
Zero tolerance for drones over World Cup

Real Estate
Movers & Markets: Northmarq finds $60M for MDG’s Spruce
Work begins on 37-room hotel at Swedish Cherry Hill
A Chipotle in PSQ? Restaurant says it’s looking
Sammamish gas station sells for $6M
24 Ellensburg units change hands
Black box theater set for Wallingford
Kennewick could see 436 units at expanded convention center, with AC Hotel opening next year
Why the new Bed Bath & Beyond data center plan is also an old plan





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