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Third Riverfront apartment building nears completion in Everett

By BRIAN MILLER

On the east side of Everett is Riverfront, a 221-acre redevelopment of old landfill, tire dumps and lumber mills — some of it polluted from that past industrial use.


High-tech manufacturer Continuous Composites to open Kent facility

By JOURNAL STAFF

The new location aims to advance CF3D technology development and strengthen collaboration with the region's aerospace, defense and space industries.



Seattle-based Maria Barrios is a rising retail design star

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Visual Merchandising and Store Design (VMSD) magazine honored the 12 recipients of its annual Designer Dozen award earlier this month at the International Retail Design Conference in Las Vegas.


TCO arrives for small Squire Park infill project

By BRIAN MILLER

Work began in the spring of 2024 at 125 15th Ave. on a small apartment project, a block north of Yesler Way. And this month came the temporary certificate of occupancy for the five-story, 20-unit building.



Shortlist out for $69M Husky Hall

By JOURNAL STAFF

The University of Washington has shortlisted three firms to be the possible general contractor for the new Husky Hall at its Bothell campus.


Renton readies for robot battle dome

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Renton has issued a SEPA mitigated determination of non-significance for The RoboDome, a community-oriented robotics, engineering and competitive robot-battling facility, set for 201 Williams Ave. S.


This Nanotyrannus may look like a mini T. rex, but it just sold for a giant $47 million

By PHILIP MARCELO

A dinosaur that looks like a miniature T. rex is now one of the world's most expensive fossils.


Port Orchard Marina work rebid

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Port of Bremerton is again out to bid for its $20 million to $25 million breakwater replacement project at the Port Orchard Marina.


Student artists wanted for Memorial Stadium project

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Public Schools (SPS) is looking for high school student artists to help shape the future of the new Memorial Stadium Art Wall Program.


US Steel approves plan for $3B mill

By JOURNAL STAFF

U.S. Steel's board of directors has approved nearly $3 billion in funding for a new hot strip mill at the company's Mon Valley Works' Edgar Thomson Plant near Pittsburgh.


Consumers feeling better in October

American confidence in the economy rebounded somewhat in October as gas prices fell modestly but remain elevated.


AI stocks lift Wall Street closer to its record

By STAN CHOE

The majority of stocks within the S&P 500 fell, but the gains for influential AI stocks made up for that.


What to watch from today's Fed meeting

Federal Reserve policymakers are likely to keep their key interest rate unchanged today when they finish what may seem like an uneventful meeting.


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October 27, 2026
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October 26, 2026
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Interbay dirt gets turned for luxury car condos
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October 23, 2026
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Des Moines retail sells for over $32M
Kendrick Landing opens with 245 affordable units near Lakewood Station
9 Bitter Lake units find new hands
Dan Gilbert pledges $1B to redevelop Detroit's Renaissance Center
$1.6B in federal relief for road repairs
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October 22, 2026
Nordstrom ventures back into downtown San Francisco
Port of Seattle completes $98M berth overhaul at Terminal 91
Washington SB 6026 creates new housing opportunities for underused commercial properties
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Kenmore honors Kevin and Mary Daniels
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JLL
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Japan launches spacecraft to Mars
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October 21, 2026
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Port launches climate vulnerability study
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70 Lynnwood units sell for $10M
Seattle sees dip in home prices
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FAA certifies Boeing 737 Max 10
Alaska to add Osaka, Tahiti flights


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