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Cladding scrutinized after fatal fires

By JULIET LINDERMAN, JASON DEAREN and JEFF MARTIN

In promotional brochures, a U.S. company boasted of the “stunning visual effect” its shimmering aluminum panels created in an NFL stadium, an Alaskan high school and a luxury hotel along Baltimore's Inner Harbor that “soars 33 stories into the air.”

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Features

High court weighs in on city-UW property dispute

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Seattle said the Washington Supreme Court has unanimously rejected the University of Washington's claim of immunity from the city's Landmarks Preservation Ordinance.


2 hotels, Aloft and Element, share one Redmond building

By JOURNAL STAFF

CSM Corp., a hotel and commercial real estate developer based in Minneapolis, has opened two hotels — Aloft and Element — in one seven-story building in Redmond.


More projects, large and small, proposed for 65th & Roosevelt

By BRIAN MILLER

Roosevelt Development Group remains the biggest single player when it comes to new housing near the future Roosevelt light-rail station, which opens in 2021, but other developers are pouncing on key parcels.


New pedestrian bridge touches down in Tukwila

By JOURNAL STAFF

The span will link Tukwila Station to the Southcenter shopping area.


Medical building sold for $12.4M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A medical building at 17000 140th Ave. N.E. has sold for $12.4 million, according to King County records.


Renton motel sells for $9M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An Econo Lodge at 4710 Lake Washington Blvd. N.E. has sold for $9 million, according to King County records.


Advisory panel for KeyArena is formed

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city is organizing a citizens panel to evaluate plans to redevelop KeyArena for new NHL and NBA teams.


Oregon city, firm clash over stench

Residents in a small Oregon city say the fumes coming from a nearby potato dehydration plant smell like “dead flesh,” have sent one person into an asthma attack and made another vomit.


Previous Stories


July 20, 2017
On the Block: Lowe Enterprises buying Yesler Terrace site for a 547-unit apartment complex
190 units planned for site near Seattle Center
Spud Fish & Chips Green Lake site sold; 59 units are planned
Space Needle gets seismic upgrade
Amazon keeps its focus on ‘the fun parts of life'
BCJ weaves tech into architecture at clothing store in San Francisco
Widening sinkhole takes 2 more homes
Bowman in Wallingford 95% leased
Stewart Title adds to team
WSHFC adds two new members
Junction in Bothell adds retailers

July 19, 2017
Rush starts 85-unit Greenwood apartments
Mayor reaches deal with Bosa for long-stalled Civic Square
Tour WSU center in Everett
Local group turning Spokane hotel into Ridpath Club Apartments
Seattle will build 22,500 curb ramps
Unexpected decline in homebuilder sentiment
Sears Canada to begin closure sales
N.J. approves plan for Jets' helipad

July 18, 2017
DCT buys 17-acre site for center in Auburn
Beacon Crossing: 99 TOD units, retail near Beacon Hill Station
Met Grill to reopen in August after rehab
Mayor reaches deal with Bosa for long-stalled Civic Square
Hyatt opens in Renton's Southport
Subway wants to update stores' not-so-fresh look
Honolulu blaze still under investigation

July 17, 2017
Mercy Othello Plaza
UW campus plan shows 86 sites for development
Alaska to revisit onsite pot rules
Project packs 11 units onto a skinny site near the Center of the Universe
DaVita buys 12 acres for new HQ in Federal Way
Midwest flooding hits 6,800 buildings
Selig eyes Western site for tower

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