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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.
Daily Journal of Commerce
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Federal officials plan to offload some warehouses purchased for immigrant detention
The government has spent over $1 billion on warehouses in 11 cities
Daily Journal of Commerce
3 days
Redmond pays over $38M for gravel pit
The city is planning a new maintenance and operations center on the 9.1-acre site.
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
Industrial trio trades for $20M
An industrial complex at 19026 72nd Ave. S., and the separate but nearby 19030 West Valley Hwy. S., sold this week for nearly $20.7 million, according to King County records.
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
$13M for pre-disaster mitigation projects in Washington, Alaska
FEMA has announced $13.3 million in federal pre-disaster mitigation funding available to Alaska and Washington state, targeting seismic, flood and coastal‑erosion risks across multiple communities.
Westside Seattle
3 days
West Seattle Ledger
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Seattle Medium
4 days
Business Capital For New Entrepreneurs: Funding Strategies And Credit Tips To Help You Grow
New entrepreneurs in Seattle are leveraging a multi-faceted approach to secure business capital, focusing on strategic planning, accessing local grants, establishing banking relationships, utilizing crowdfunding platforms, and engaging with angel investors or venture capital firms.
Seattle Medium
4 days
Do You Think Seattle Is Benefiting From Hosting The World Cup?
Seattle has benefited from the World Cup, with the city looking more vibrant and businesses seeing increased traffic, although some feel the benefits are limited to the downtown area and that the city's image is being affected.