Security Properties bought Issaquah’s 134-unit Langara apartments for $55.1 million, nearly double the property’s last known sale price.

Two vacant office buildings near Costco in Issaquah could become 262 apartments, including a potential affordability component.

A Hunts Point estate sold for $21.2 million, making it Washington’s fourth-priciest home sale of 2026.

A land-use filing would replace Ballard Goodwill at 6400 8th Ave NW with roughly 300 apartments, retail and underground parking. The project is now in SDCI's queue.

Facing a July 31 compliance deadline, Mercer Island’s council voted to expand Town Center capacity and ease permitting rules for shelters and supportive housing.

Work has begun on the $114 million Phase 2 west building at Sumner High, part of a $412.2 million master plan approved by voters in 2024. Phase 2 is slated to finish by fall 2028.

After two years largely empty, Hudson Pacific's Washington 1000 at 1000 Olive Way is seeing renewed leasing tours and interest from prospective tenants.

Washington's new law prevents landlords from banning portable ACs while carving out safety and notice rules for window units. Landlords and insurers say questions remain about high‑rise safety and insurance.

A Lake Sammamish waterfront estate tied to the owner of Washington Equipment Brokers sold last week for $13 million, public records show.

Serta Simmons renewed its lease at IAC Port 167 in Puyallup, keeping a major manufacturing and distribution hub near the Port of Tacoma and offering a stabilizing lease in a soft Seattle industrial market.

A Kent apartment complex sold for about $45M—just above its 2019 price—highlighting a pullback and re‑pricing in Puget Sound multifamily deals.

A City Council committee advanced a bill to create a city‑run Do Not Solicit list that would shield homeowners from persistent off‑market solicitations. The Office for Civil Rights would maintain the list and the measure includes fines and private legal remedies.

Bridge Logistics Properties paid about $174.5M for a Harbor Freight‑leased warehouse at the FRED310 campus in Frederickson, one of the Puget Sound’s biggest industrial trades this year.