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Lara Swimmer's book celebrates libraries of the American West
Photo by Lara Swimmer
Award-winning Seattle architectural photographer Lara Swimmer has been capturing images of libraries for nearly two decades, starting with the Seattle Central Library in 2004. Swimmer's new book, “Reading Room: New and Reimagined Libraries of the American West,” was published last week by Artifice Press.

121 Capitol Hill units ready for first review

By BRIAN MILLER

A Capitol Hill site at 600 Broadway E. is bound for redevelopment. Several parcels are owned by local investors including Diamond Parking. Five old buildings, including Bait Shop, are eventually bound for demolition.


Bode plans 184 Tacoma units, in third project near Dome

By BRIAN MILLER

Just north of Interstate 5, and a little west of the Tacoma Dome, developer Bode assembled a multifamily site three years ago. That now goes by 2912 S. C St., where plans are well advanced for a seven-story, 184-unit apartment project.

WWU tops out mass timber building, with a focus on carbon net-neutral

By JOURNAL STAFF

When completed, the four-story, approximately 54,000-square-foot building will be the new home for the university's electrical engineering, computer science, and energy science and technology programs. It will also be the region's first carbon net-neutral collegiate facility.


Skanska gets nod for new Sacajawea Elementary

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Public Schools picked Skanska to build a replacement Sacajawea Elementary School under a general contractor/construction manager contract. The existing school is on 3.75 acres at 9501 20th Ave. N.E. in the Maple Leaf neighborhood.

Smart steps to take when helping your grandchildren financially

By KIMBERLY PALMER

Financial advisers recommend following these steps whenever you're giving grandchildren a financial gift, whether big or small.


The Aries

The Aries is a new 206,000-square-foot transit-oriented apartment community at 916 N. 143rd St. in Seattle’s Bitter Lake neighborhood.
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0% credit card offers can provide holiday relief — if used wisely

By JAE BRATTON

A 0% APR card can be a tool for dodging interest, but not a license for no-holds-barred spending.


Inflation eased in 2023. That's giving investors hope for a gentler Federal Reserve next year

By DAMIAN J. TROISE

Wall Street is betting that the Fed will start cutting interest rates by mid-year in 2024.


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Lara Swimmer's book celebrates libraries of the American West

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First Avenue pizzeria to close

Construction
The Aries
WWU tops out mass timber building, with a focus on carbon net-neutral
Skanska gets nod for new Sacajawea Elementary

Money
Inflation eased in 2023. That's giving investors hope for a gentler Federal Reserve next year
What the 2024 Social Security COLA could mean for your retirement
0% credit card offers can provide holiday relief — if used wisely
Smart steps to take when helping your grandchildren financially

Real Estate
Fremont offices trade for over $7M
Marysville site trades for over $9M
Townhouse site sells for $17.8M
Bode plans 184 Tacoma units, in third project near Dome
121 Capitol Hill units ready for first review
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Jeff Bellerud
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