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Spanaway, WA · Real Estate
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Industrious Leases Full Floor in Bellevue Office Tower
National coworking space operator Industrious has leased a floor at Skanska’s 25-story office building, The Eight. The company will occupy 22,000 square feet, taking up the entire third floor of the tower, with plans to open the new coworking space in June 2027, reported the Puget Sound Business Journal. The move marks the company’s sixth workspace in the Seattle area and its second in Bellevue.
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Kemper Development Shelves $1 Billion Bellevue Collection Expansion, Leaving It to Next Owner
Kemper Development Company has paused “The Bellevue,” its planned $1 billion-plus multitower expansion at the southeast corner of Bellevue Square. What happens to the site is now up to whoever buys The Bellevue Collection. KDC CEO Jim Melby told the Puget Sound Business Journal that the project is...
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How to Prep a Seattle Home for Listing Photos and Video
Most of what makes listing photos look good happens before the photographer shows up. The camera can fix a lot, but it cannot hide a pile of mail on the counter or a car parked across the front of the house. Seattle adds its own wrinkles: grey skies for much of the year, condo buildings with strict access rules, hillside lots, and view homes where the time of day matters as much as the staging.
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Conner Homes Bringing Another Luxury Living Option to Bellevue
Newport View, a single-family home community by Conner Homes, is coming to the Bellevue's Newport Highlands neighborhood. "Newport View is a unique community because of its location, flexible floor plans, and stunning interiors," said Erin Fowler, president of Conner Homes, of the luxury project in a news release. "Located in an established Newport Hills neighborhood, Newport View offers both a quiet residential setting and convenient access to everything. We're excited to welcome people to Newport View and give them the opportunity to experience the community for themselves."
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Affordable Senior Housing Opens in Downtown Bothell
Older adults seeking affordable housing in Bothell have a new option with the opening of Samma Senior Apartments, a 76-unit development near The Park at Bothell Landing. Developed by nonprofit Imagine Housing, Samma offers studio apartments for adults ages 55 and older whose household incomes fall at or below 50 percent of the area median income. The property’s website currently advertises studio rents starting at $1,275 per month.
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Greater Seattle: Inclusionary Zoning, Part 2; Amazon as a Percentage of the Budget; Permitted, but Struggling
Last week, I featured Seattle City Councilmember Dionne Foster in an item headlined “Inclusionary Zoning > No Inclusionary Zoning” to reflect her progressive affordable housing stance. However, according to a comprehensive new academic study, she has it backward. No Inclusionary Zoning > Inclusionary Zoning. So says the study...
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Hako San Café & Bar Coming to Downtown Kirkland
Cordillera Homes announced that Hako San Café & Bar, a new hospitality concept from local coffee and hospitality entrepreneur Alen Fikic, has signed a lease to become the anchor retail tenant at Central Peak Residences, a boutique collection of 26 condominiums in the heart of downtown Kirkland. The Central Peak location is planned to open in 2027.
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Mercer Island church sold to homebuilder for $7.1 million
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Tutta Bella closing original Columbia City, downtown Seattle locations amid wave of restaurant closures
Tutta Bella Neapolitan Pizzeria is closing its original Columbia City restaurant after more than two decades in business, along with its downtown Seattle restaurant and Lobby Bar, becoming the latest longtime restaurant operator to shrink its footprint amid a wave of Seattle restaurant closures. The locally founded company announced that...
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New Law Bans Many Rental Fees, Requires Upfront Pricing In Seattle
Seattle renters will receive new protections against a range of additional housing charges under legislation signed into law last week by Mayor Katie Wilson that bans many so-called rental junk fees and requires landlords to provide clearer information about the total cost of renting a home. The law, which takes...
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‘Where’s the emergency for the landlord?’: Curley questions Spokane’s new rent ordinance after fire
KIRO host John Curley had a warning for Seattle listeners after the Spokane City Council passed a new tenant protection ordinance. “Look out,” Curley said on “The John Curley Show” on KIRO Newsradio. “This will spread to Seattle.”. The Spokane City Council voted 5-2 on Sept....
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‘It doesn’t make sense to build here’: KIRO hosts dig into Seattle’s broken affordable housing pipeline
Seattle has about 30 housing projects stuck in the pipeline, and KIRO fill-in host Angela Poe Russell said the numbers explain why builders are walking away from the city. “Second-quarter housing permit applications are down 94% from the same period in 2020,” Angela said on “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO Newsradio. “They have to do something. This isn’t working.”
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WHEN COAL WAS KING: Lake Sawyer, circa 1969
In February 1966, Jim Hawk acquired a 31-acre parcel of swampland located at the south end of Lake Sawyer. He purchased it for $37,000 from John D. Nelson, who bought the property in 1945 from Pacific Coast Coal Company for $820. Hawk’s vision was to turn this marshy tract into...
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Nonprofit Coffee TAB Coffee Shop Opens at Vulcan Development
A new coffee shop has opened in the heart of Seattle’s Central District at Vulcan Real Estate’s 23rd & Jackson development. Coffee TAB is a nonprofit that runs a barista training program and hires apprentices. The space it occupies at 23rd and Jackson was previously home to a Starbucks that closed in 2022. The nonprofit coffee chain has two other locations, in Pioneer Square and Belltown.