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Real Estate
 Brian Miller Real Estate Editor |
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October 31, 2019
On the Block: That easing feeling
For those who love PowerPoint — and who doesn't love PowerPoint? — the annual ULI Emerging Trends breakfast is an opportunity to admire the mad fresh PowerPoint skills of PwC's Mitch Roschelle, who earlier this month made his first Seattle presentation since the fall of 2016.
Back then, he reminded us, his spiel came the day after Election Day, when the room was still reeling from the prior night's victory by a certain tabloid-friendly New York real estate figure and TV personality.
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Previous columns:
- On the Block: Expedia moves quietly into Interbay, 10-24-2019
- On the Block: 2020 is just around the corner — what could possibly go wrong? Meet the Big Three, 10-17-2019
- On the Block: The multifamily market is strong because we say it's strong (until it's suddenly not), 10-10-2019
- On the Block: MGP mulls another retail redevelopment project in Lynnwood, 10-03-2019
- On the Block: Nitze-Stagen mulls major mixed-use Opportunity Zone project on Rainier, 09-05-2019
- On the Block: Can we unsplit the baby? Two old Pioneer Square properties, once conjoined, hit the market for $14M, 08-29-2019
- On the Block: Big changes are coming to 12th and Weller in Little Saigon, 08-15-2019
- On the Block: It's knot over for Patrick's Fly Shop! Plans include bigger store with apartments above, 08-08-2019