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Carmel is topped on the Bowden, with 573 Overlake units near station

In Redmond, few blocks south of Overlake Village Station and the freeway, two Potain cranes are still swinging overhead at 15171 N.E. 24th St. … but not for much longer.

In for $157M, out for $27M, as U District offices change hands

The U District's two-building Roosevelt Commons office complex, at 4311 11th Ave. N.E. and 4300 Roosevelt Way N.E., sold this week for $27 million, according to King County records.

ABC: Contractor backlog surges

Associated Builders and Contractors' Construction Backlog Indicator rose to 9.1 months in May, up 0.3 months from April and 0.7 months from May of last year.

Suncadia retail opens this weekend

Greenbelt walkways and new urbanism design inspired Suncadia's newest neighborhood, Suncadia Social. Open now, the grand opening celebration is this weekend, June 19-21.

Why startup vet Robbie Cape chose insurance — a tough VC, a trillion-dollar market and the money

The Seattle tech entrepreneur revealed on Tuesday that he's building a new startup to reimagine the insurance industry, launching The Instrument with backing from Pioneer Square Labs. Read More

Egypt and Belgium tied, but drones grab a World Cup win over Seattle with lighted scoreboard

Visit Seattle calls the lighted display the first-ever drone scoreboard, and the destination marketing organization plans the activation for five more matches that will be played in Seattle. Read More

More Than A Match: How Seattle’s Juneteenth World Cup Game Connects Black History, Freedom And The Future Of Soccer

Seattle is set to host a FIFA World Cup soccer match on June 19th, coinciding with Juneteenth, the national holiday commemorating the end of slavery. This event marks a significant intersection, with organizers launching 'The 19th' campaign to highlight the achievements of Black soccer players and inspire future generations, emphasizing themes of freedom, progress, and representation.

Next-gen nuclear company TerraPower plants flag in UK

TerraPower, the Bellevue, Wash.-based nuclear energy company, announced the opening of a subsidiary office in the UK as it pursues its first international deployment. Read More

Your World Cup Survival Guide: Traffic, Transit, Street Closures And Free Events In Seattle

Seattle is preparing for the FIFA World Cup 2026, a major international event. Six matches are scheduled for Lumen Field, prompting city officials to issue guidance for residents. Authorities are encouraging the use of public transit, meticulous planning, and the allocation of additional travel time to mitigate anticipated congestion.

Black-Owned Businesses And Community Organizations Welcome World Cup Fans During Juneteenth Weekend

Seattle's Black community is poised to commemorate Juneteenth with a series of events that integrate the city's role as a host for the United States Men's National Team with cultural and community celebrations. This initiative features a public watch party, a market for Black-owned businesses, and specialized programming at local restaurants and bars, all designed to highlight community contributions and foster economic empowerment.

Mail Clutter? Here’s What To Shred, Save, Or Scan

JPMorgan Chase has announced a $30 billion commitment over five years aimed at addressing the racial wealth divide. Concurrently, the financial institution provides comprehensive guidance on secure financial document management, detailing strategies for identifying documents requiring shredding, long-term retention, or secure digital conversion to enhance personal financial security and organization.