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Latest News

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Daily Journal of Commerce 2 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 2 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.

Daily Journal of Commerce 2 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 2 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.

Seattle Weekly 2 days

WA child welfare deaths drop significantly after record year

Deaths and critical injuries among children in Washington’s child welfare system fell steeply in the first quarter of 2026, state officials reported June 24.

Seattle Met 3 days

Property Watch: An Architect-Designed Floating Home on Lake Union

A stunning example of Seattle architect James A. Jessup's floating home design.

PubliCola 3 days

Mayor Hires Temporary New Comms Team; Councilmembers Tell SPD: Keep Hiring, We’ll Pay for It!

1. Mayor Katie Wilson is hiring two new temporary communications staffers: Crystal Nicole Fincher—the political consultant, podcast host, and co-owner… The post Mayor Hires Temporary New Comms Team; Councilmembers Tell SPD: Keep Hiring, We’ll Pay for It! appeared first on PubliCola.

Daily Journal of Commerce 3 days

Starbucks drive-thru changes hands

A Starbucks at 1420 Harvey Road sold this week for $2 million, according to King County records.

Daily Journal of Commerce 3 days

Fourth Avenue breaks ground on 72 Richland units

South Badger Mountain is a 1,500-acre master planned community in Richland, south of Interstate 182 and north of Interstate 82. Now adding to the roster is the 72-unit Badger Heights apartments, which recently broke ground.

Daily Journal of Commerce 3 days

Bellevue Way shop among first new combined Bed Bath & Beyond, Container Store concept

A store in Bellevue is among the first wave of new combined Bed Bath & Beyond/The Container Store locations slated to reopen immediately as part of a nationwide rollout of the new retail format, the company announced Tuesday.

Daily Journal of Commerce 3 days

Crews dig into $225M Aki Kurose rebuild

Ground was broken at Aki Kurose Middle School on Monday, kicking off the $225.2 million modernization and expansion of the Rainier Valley school.

Daily Journal of Commerce 3 days

Movers & Markets: NAIOP Washington explores Belltown

Wear your comfy walking shoes and prepare to count your steps on Thursday, July 9. That's when NAIOP Washington will conduct a midday walking tour, beginning at noon at the landmarked and handsomely restored Labour Temple building.

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