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Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Historic Triangle Pub patio opens ahead of full return
A new patio space has opened at the Historic Triangle Pub at 533 First Ave. S.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Elliott Bay Connections Greenway
The three-quarter-mile Elliott Bay Connections greenway is a new multi-use trail on the east side of Alaskan Way.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Soft demo begins at landmarked American Can building
You wouldn't know it from the picture above, snapped after JTM Construction's crew had finished its work for the day, but interior soft demo has been proceeding for several weeks now at the waterfront's American Can building.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Wallace planning 1MSF medical office campus near Wilburton Station
Wilburton Station already serves the Kaiser Permanente medical center in Bellevue, just east of the freeway. A little north of that, at 1407 and 1417 116th Ave. N.E., Wallace Properties owns a pair of 1970s-era medical office buildings.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
After Hours: Men at Work to perform in Carnation
Men at Work and Toad the Wet Sprocket will perform at Remlinger Farms on Aug. 14 as part of Seattle Theatre Group's Concerts at the Farm series.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
What's offside? And all your other World Cup questions, answered
There's a lot to know about this World Cup, and there are no dumb questions. We're here to help.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Construction begins on WWU's new ‘front door'
General contractor BNBuilders has broken ground on the Student Development and Success Center at Western Washington University in Bellingham.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Finalists set to bid on $442M W. Seattle water storage facility
Three shortlisted firms are gearing up to submit proposals for a heavy civil general contractor/construction manager gig upgrading a regulator station in the North Delridge area.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Near station, Compass has topped out on 224 Redmond units
At a slightly changed Redmond address, 2311 151st Place N.E., Compass Construction has topped out on the Cultivate apartments. On a site but a short walk south from Overlake Village Station, work began last summer on the eight-story, 224-unit project.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Church group buys U District lot
A parking lot at 4742 17th Ave. N.E., possibly to become apartments, sold this week for a little over $5.2 million, according to King County records.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Stadium District bar opens in time for World Cup
A new cocktail bar at 145 S. King St., Spaces Available, opened its doors June 12.
Daily Journal of Commerce
27 days
Gov. creates state economic council
Gov. Bob Ferguson announced Thursday he'd signed an executive order to establish a new Governor's Economic Development Council composed of large employers in tech and aerospace, small businesses, labor, tribes and educators tasked with guiding Washington's economic strategy.