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After a decade of big gains, household income stalls in Seattle

Every fall, the U.S. Census Bureau releases income data for cities, and for the past decade, I got used to reporting eye-popping increases for Seattle households. After reviewing the new 2025 data, released last week, I can report that streak is over. Seattle’s median household income was about $122,800 in...

Seattle, WA · 2d

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800,000 SF Office Leasing Opens at Former Downtown Bellevue Barnes & Noble Site

Onni Group has opened leasing for the office tower at Onni Bellevue, the three-tower development under construction on the former Barnes & Noble site in Downtown Bellevue. Commercial real estate firm Kidder Mathews is marketing 800,000 square feet in the 47-story tower, with space divisible down to 100,000 square feet.

Bellevue, WA · 3d

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End of an era: Former Fox Island Christmas tree farm set for redevelopment

A former Christmas tree farm in Pierce County will soon become eight custom homes, marking a final goodbye to a beloved family business. The Ketcham Christmas tree farm on Fox Island opened in the 1970s, but closed after its founder died in 2011. Garrette Homes, a local developer, has preliminary...

Fox Island, WA · 6d

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Best Windermere Realtor in Bellevue, WA Research Report Published by CX Research Institute

CX Research Institute’s 2026 report ranks Matthew Chapman of Windermere Real Estate as Bellevue’s top Windermere Realtor, citing his advisory services, transaction history, and Social Realtor giving model, among nine other agents evaluated. Bellevue, WA - October 31, 2026 - CX Research Institute is pleased to announce the...

Bellevue, WA · 5d

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Simon Property Group Agrees to Acquire Seattle's University Village

University Village, the open-air shopping center that has anchored the area north of downtown Seattle near the University of Washington for nearly seven decades, is set to be acquired by Simon Property Group. A subsidiary of the national mall operator has entered into an agreement to acquire the center, with the deal expected to close before the end of 2026.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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WATCH: Court rules landlord's suit against Seattle rental rules can proceed

(The Center Square) - A lawsuit filed against the City of Seattle that claims the city's rental regulations have been financially ruinous is being allowed to move forward. The Division One Court of Appeals this week reversed a lower court ruling that had dismissed the case in favor of the city.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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Mill Creek Annexation Could Add 11,700 Residents, but One Leader Smells a 'Sugar High'

Mill Creek is moving toward its biggest expansion in nearly two decades, after the City Council voted 6-0, with one abstention, to authorize staff to begin working with Snohomish County and the state Boundary Review Board on a plan that could add an estimated 11,700 residents south of the city. If it goes through, the annexation would be Mill Creek's first since 2008 and could push the city's population from about 21,000 to roughly 32,000.

Mill Creek, WA · 8d

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Indianapolis Developer Bets on Auburn With 185,000-Square-Foot Warehouse Plan

An Indianapolis-based developer is planting a second flag in the Puget Sound region, with plans for a 185,000-square-foot speculative industrial project in Auburn. Scannell Properties, which only recently finished its debut Washington warehouse near Everett, is now setting its sights on the South Sound as the broader warehouse market cools considerably.

Auburn, WA · 8d

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Akron ballot issues go further than rental laws in Columbus, Seattle

The housing proposals that Akron voters will consider to eliminate application fees for renters, allow security deposits to be paid over several months and treat people with criminal histories as a protected class have similarities to laws in locations across the country. Those proposals mirror others in states and cities...

Akron, OH · 8d

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Housing Hope breaks ground on its first affordable housing for older adults in Everett

Snohomish County nonprofit Housing Hope broke ground Monday on a 67-unit affordable housing community for adults 55 and older in north Everett. It’s the organization’s first project built specifically for older adults. The building will go up at 2624 Rockefeller Avenue, and is expected to be finished in...

Everett, WA · 8d

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Simon to Acquire University Village Retail Center in Seattle

Simon announced that a Simon subsidiary has entered into an agreement to acquire University Village, an open-air retail center in Seattle, Washington. Since opening in the 1950s, University Village has been a Seattle community hub. Located north of downtown near the University of Washington, the open-air shopping and dining destination features more than 100 businesses and services. It offers a curated mix of signature national brands, local boutiques, restaurants, and other businesses, including Apple, RH Gallery, Crate & Barrel, Room & Board, Sézane, Lululemon, Aritzia, Vuori, and Din Tai Fung.

Seattle, WA · 6d

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Fox Island Christmas Tree Farm Becomes $1.6M Gated Home Community

Ozette Estates — Approximate Site of Planned Gated Community. The Fox Island property where generations of Pierce County families once cut their own Christmas trees is becoming an eight-home gated community, with homes advertised starting at $1.6 million and running up to $2 million. Garrette Homes, a Pacific Northwest company that builds custom homes, is developing the 40-acre site into a project called Ozette Estates, located at 1403 11th Ave. on Fox Island.

Pierce County, WA · 8d

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Lake Chelan's Mike Steele Faces Democrat Maggie Adams In 12th District Race

The 12th district race pitted incumbent Mike Steele against Democrat Maggie Adams. Steele, who leads the Lake Chelan Chamber of Commerce, centered his campaign on affordability, education, and infrastructure.

Chelan, WA · 7d

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‘How come they always give us deadlines?’: Gee and Ursula slam slow permits as Seattle rents climb

KIRO host Gee Scott wants to know why the government can penalize residents for missing deadlines while taking months to deliver the approvals those same taxpayers need. The question came as KIRO host Ursula Reutin raised permitting delays as a contributor to western Washington’s housing costs on “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO Newsradio. While discussions about expensive housing often center on land prices, interest rates, and tech money, Ursula questioned how much of the problem begins at city hall.

Seattle, WA · 9d

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Kidder Mathews Arranges Sale of 54,886 SF Multifamily Development Site in Kirkland Washington

Kidder Mathews has arranged the sale of a 54,886-square-foot multifamily development site at 9755 NE Juanita Drive in Kirkland, Washington. Dylan Simon, Jerrid Anderson, and JD Fuller of the Simon | Anderson Multifamily Team represented the seller, an institutional developer, and served as the sole brokers in the transaction. Located...

Kirkland, WA · 9d

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Report: Seattle-Tacoma Area Office Market Sees Declining Vacancy

The Seattle-Tacoma metro area office is showing signs of declining vacancy, according to a recent report by Marcus & Millichap. “Seattle-Tacoma’s office market is showing broader signs of stabilization as improving absorption and a nearly empty development pipeline support declining vacancy, although recovery continues to vary by property class and submarket,” said Joel Deis, senior managing director, market leader.

Seattle, WA · 10d

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Downtown Seattle office leasing hits 8-year high

Downtown Seattle's battered office market is showing signs of life after years of declining occupancy, though full recovery likely remains a way off. Why it matters: The gains offer a hopeful sign for one of Seattle's most troubled economic sectors, which has struggled to recover from the pandemic and remains a weak spot in the city's economy . Driving the news: Downtown Seattle gained 300,000 square feet of occupied office space in the third quarter, its first quarterly increase since 2021, according to commercial real estate firm CBRE . The downtown vacancy rate dipped to 35.4%, down half a percentage point from the previous quarter. Across the Puget Sound region, occupied office space increased by 514,000 square feet, marking the fourth consecutive quarterly gain, per CBRE. New lease commitments in Seattle's traditional office core in the second quarter totaled more than 550,000 square feet, making it the strongest quarter for new leasing since 2018, according to Elliott Krivenko of CoStar . Case in point: AI company Anthropic recently expanded its Seattle footprint to about 163,000 square feet. Zoom in: Companies are gravitating toward high-end offices with amenities such as conference rooms, event spaces and fitness centers that can help attract

Seattle, WA · 10d

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UPDATE: Seattle Social Housing Developer buying Youngstown Flats

(2013 photo, shortly after Youngstown Flats opened) Just a few moments ago, our Board voted to acquire Youngstown Flats in West Seattle. That will bring our total to ~350 social housing homes citywide by the time we close on the property – which we expect will happen in mid-December.

Seattle, WA · 9d

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