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Looting devastates businesses already shaken by virus

By JOYCE M. ROSENBERG

Already facing an uncertain future amid ongoing restrictions related to the virus, owners must figure out how to rebuild or relocate their companies.

Rainier Valley complex moves closer to permits

By BRIAN MILLER

Mt. Baker Housing Association has received key approvals from the city, and selected a general contractor, for its planned two-building Maddux affordable housing project.



6 Phinney Ridge units sell for $24M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment building at 6714 Greenwood Ave. N. sold for almost $2.4 million, according to King County records.


Townhouses eyed for Kirkland site

By JOURNAL STAFF

The former Market Street restaurant, at 1720 Market St. in Kirkland, sold for a little over $3.1 million, according to King County records.


24 Shoreline units sell for $4M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment building at 1122 N. 180th St. sold for $4 million, according to King County records.


Curfews give sweeping powers to cops, but are often flouted

By JEFFREY COLLINS and MICHAEL SISAK

Hundreds of cities have imposed curfews to keep the peace during a week of violent unrest across the U.S., employing a tactic that gives law enforcement sweeping arrest powers but is frequently flouted and criticized as being unconstitutional.


Beacon Hill apartment project readies for site clearing

By BRIAN MILLER

Four years after acquiring a site near Beacon Hill Station for $2.2 million, the developer of Beacon Crossing has filed for demolition permits at 2505 Beacon Ave. S.



Final design ready for 8-story mass timber hotel in Ballard

By BRIAN MILLER

Clark Barnes is designing an eight-story, 120-room mass timber hotel for the now vacant Ballard Blossom property at 1766 N.W. Market St. in downtown Ballard.



Opposition to land sale in Everett

Some Everett residents oppose the city's plan to declare a wooded area as surplus with the intention of selling the property.


Previous Stories


June 2, 2020
Violent Seattle protests caused ‘millions' in damage
SHA advances plan for Yesler Terrace housing
King County easing virus restrictions
Jordan Selig buys Ballard Firestone development site for $7M
Vulcan revives dormant plan for SLU complex
$3M sale for 16 West Seattle units
Algona property sells for $5M
Construction spending falls 2.9% as virus upends work

June 1, 2020
Work from home may be here to stay after pandemic
Auburn industrial building sells for $10.5M
Koz Development files plan for 118 Rainier Valley units
Fana, CollinsWoerman unveil plans for 21-story Bellevue office tower
Longshore union can appeal verdict
Universal Orlando to reopen hotels

May 29, 2020
Aegis eyes site in Seward Park
Isolation hotel residents in NYC drained by ‘crippling' solitude
Property taxes are due Monday
Mortgate rate at all-time low: 3.15%
Rush taps into third project for Tacoma's Proctor District
Mercer Mega Block tower design sports a distinctive notch
$350K penalty for pandemic evictions

May 28, 2020
McKinstry launches service to help buildings safely reopen
Lewis joins the Da Li team for McDonald’s redevelopment at Seattle Center
On the Block: After COVID-19, will traditional retail recover or die? Both, say the experts
Microsoft leases two new Atlanta buildings
McMenamins on the equity hunt
With new architect, 84 Beacon Hill units continue design review
$4M retail site sold in Federal Way
Gantry secures two loans worth $25M
28 units planned for Greenwood
3 more counties OK for phase 2

May 27, 2020
Rafn to build project for Bellwether Housing
AvalonBay dials in design for 214 Overlake units near light rail, Microsoft
116 Green Lake units face second design review
Skiing in Colorado to resume amid coronavirus pandemic
Queen Anne site sells for $4M
12 Ravenna units sell for nearly $3M
$6M sale for 15 Bellevue units


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