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Terrapin is a new 175-unit mixed income housing building at 290 106th Place N.E. in Bellevue.
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The Bark Yard? Duwamish Dog Run? Old Georgetown Flume Site needs a new name

By JOURNAL STAFF

There's a new dog-friendly destination in Georgetown, and now Seattle Parks and Recreation hopes the community can help come up with a new name.



W.G. Clark making swift progress on Amazon-backed apartments near station

By BRIAN MILLER

About 11 months ago, developers Johnson & Carr announced a multifamily groundbreaking in Redmond at 2110 152nd Ave. N.E.



Townhouse design winners for Starter Home Plan

By NINA MILLIGAN

Seven floor plans were selected from 30 entries coming from 19 individuals and firms across the state.


Near Wilburton Station, proposed Hyatt House takes shape

By BRIAN MILLER

The Bellevue land sold two years ago at 1300 116th Ave. N.E. That's now occupied by a small old medical office building, which is bound for demolition. It's on the east side of the freeway, near Lake Bellevue, and about an eight-minute walk south to Wilburton Station.



Ped bridge reopens, but needs repairs

By JOURNAL STAFF

The pedestrian bridge over Interstate 405 at Northeast 80th Street in Kirkland reopened Wednesday, following an emergency closure that began June 3.


Finally, ‘let's get building' Interstate Bridge's replacement

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

At long, last, the aging Columbia River crossing connecting Washington and Oregon is ready for reconstruction.



Integrated behavioral health center coming to downtown Spokane

By JOURNAL STAFF

A ceremonial groundbreaking was held last week for a new integrated behavioral health center in downtown Spokane.



Updates upcoming for Green Lake Pool

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Parks and Recreation has scheduled two meetings to provide updates on designs for the Green Lake Community Center, pool and play area.


New Tacoma utility charges take effect

By JOURNAL STAFF

Tacoma's new system development charges (SDCs) for wastewater and stormwater utilities took effect July 1.


Previous Stories


July 2, 2026
Summer Roanoke Lid foundation work heats up
Finally, ‘let's get building' Interstate Bridge's replacement
Early learning center opens at Lake Washington Institute of Technology
CM sought for pedestrian bridge

July 1, 2026
Rainier Community Center play area readies for a fun upgrade
HKS is betting on the PNW
Plymouth Housing headlines 2026 Preservation Awards
Bellingham co-housing project takes shape — and they're taking downpayments
$27M in upgrades for Bremerton bridge slated to go out for bid next summer
102 Bellevue Way units could be yours to build
Hensel Phelps
$2.4B RFQ for Calif. high-speed rail

June 30, 2026
Tiny creature, big containment job
CBRE arranges complex financing for affordable units in Frederickson
Parks Tacoma honored for replica building at Fort Nisqually living museum
Ecology seeks input on Hanford permit
Speed fines increase for work zones
J.C. Richards Construction celebrates 30 years
Belltown block rises in value, with 100-foot HOP bonus height!
July 9 meeting on airport DEIS
‘We Built This House': Construction complete on Bills stadium
Older buildings and substandard construction left Venezuela vulnerable to earthquakes

June 29, 2026
Elliott Bay Connections Greenway
Exxel Pacific to build 64 Bellingham units, all affordable
Soft demo begins at landmarked American Can building
AIA honors local firms, projects
At Auburn 18, Sierra making swift progress on big warehouse for Home Depot
Seattle awards nearly $1M to community projects
Temp closures for streets near Aurora
Washington joins carbon market pact
Kenmore offers heat pump rebates


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