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Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Kennewick could see 436 units at expanded convention center, with AC Hotel opening next year
Brace yourselves, loyal DJC readers. This is a story with three legs, all at the Three Rivers Convention Center in Kennewick.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Movers & Markets: Northmarq finds $60M for MDG’s Spruce
In the Alaska Junction neighborhood, Spruce West Seattle opened its 216 units back in 2015. It’s still owned by original developer Madison Development Group. It also debuted with LA Fitness as its anchor commercial tenant; the gym has about 41,837 square feet. And Northmarq just announced a successful refinancing effort worth just over $60.8 million.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Work begins on 37-room hotel at Swedish Cherry Hill
The land sale was 13 years ago at 505 16th Ave., on the corner of Jefferson. Hotel plans emerged in 2020, and the master use permit came four years later.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Why the new Bed Bath & Beyond data center plan is also an old plan
Digital Realty, a large REIT, filed a proposal in late May to alter the existing underground data center within downtown’s Securities Building block.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
SpaceX wants regular investors to help its stock launch. Here’s what to know before clicking ‘buy’
Elon Musk’s rocket company is scheduled to go public on Friday, with shares targeted at $135 each.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
A Chipotle in PSQ? Restaurant says it’s looking
Between the remade waterfront and major events at the stadiums, the old neighborhood has seen a new surge in food and bar leasing.
Daily Journal of Commerce
24 days
Sammamish gas station sells for $6M
A 76-branded gas station and mini-mart, at 740 228th Ave. N.E., sold this week for $6 million, according to King County records.
The Stranger
24 days
Pop Loser: Smash Your Cell Phone, Bring Your Binoculars
Welcome back to Pop Loser! This week, the former CEO of the Onion bought the Crocodile (good news, I think!), Phoebe Bridgers says “no phones” at her upcoming tour, and Madonna opened a dance floor in the middle of Times Square. I will share dispatches from the Bob Dylan concert. Plus, I’ll let you in […] The post Pop Loser: Smash Your Cell Phone, Bring Your Binoculars appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
25 days
Crocodile Security Staff Organize After Sale of Venue
Today the Crocodile’s security employees announced the creation of a new workers’ organization, Crocodile Solidarity Collective (aka Croc Solid). This move comes on the heels of Comedy Tent buying the entertainment venue. In a press release, Croc Solid laid out its goals. Following productive meetings with the new ownership team, Croc security staff are united […] The post Crocodile Security Staff Organize After Sale of Venue appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
25 days
So Real
The first time I witnessed Lars Bergquist at work was 10 years ago. He was making large paintings on paper that would go up around the city with wheatpaste. At the time, he was housesitting a friend’s apartment on Capitol Hill in one of those titanic, old buildings with vast carpeted stairwells. Art had taken […] The post So Real appeared first on The Stranger.
The Stranger
25 days
Slog AM: Seattle City Council Puts the Brakes on Data Centers, Katie Wilson Getting Busy for the Sonics Return, Graham Platner Wins Maine’s Democratic Senate Primary
The previous decade obviously gave Seattle a spectacular construction boom, which transformed its skyline dramatically. This decade, on the other hand, might give us a completely different kind of boom: the transportation, by public means, of millions of people around the city. In April, the month after Cross Connection opened, Link experienced an astonishing 46 […] The post Slog AM: Seattle City Council Puts the Brakes on Data Centers, Katie Wilson Getting Busy for the Sonics Return, Graham Platner Wins Maine’s Democratic Senate Primary appeared first on The Stranger.
Daily Journal of Commerce
25 days
Proposed $8B transformation of NYC's Penn Station features Roman-style columns, ornamental design
Renderings of a dramatically redesigned station have been released by terminal owner Amtrak and the developers it selected for the project slated to start construction next year.