Kent opened public review of a draft ReDiscover Downtown plan that would rezones parts of downtown. Comments and a Land Use and Planning Board hearing are scheduled for July 27.

Stripe has expanded its downtown Seattle office at Madison Centre, joining a wave of large tech leases that brokers say are stabilizing the market.

LMN Architects signed a 50,154-square-foot lease at the renovated Washington Park building in Pioneer Square and plans to relocate next year.

An affiliate of First Washington Realty bought Evergreen Village in Bellevue for roughly $61.4 million, moving the Safeway‑anchored center into out‑of‑state hands. Public records list GRI Evergreen LLC as the buyer and Gateway Evergreen Inc. as the transferor.

Sloane, a 45-story tower in Seattle's Denny Triangle, topped out this week at the former Elephant Car Wash site, bringing hundreds of apartments and underground parking.

Developer Onelin Capital opened outreach for twin 22‑story towers that would replace the University Inn in the U District. The hotel was sold last year and remains open for now.

Mayor Katie Wilson delayed a two-year proposal to reduce Mandatory Housing Affordability fees after a major nonprofit withdrew support, leaving stalled projects uncertain.

KKR bought two newly built apartment buildings in Seattle and Redmond this month, adding about 430 units to its portfolio, public records show.

Chick‑fil‑A cleared design and permitting steps at Centralia Station and has filed building permits, but the developer has not given a construction or opening timetable.

A developer says a roughly 200‑unit apartment at 3257 Harbor Ave SW is moving forward — but only if the city vacates a slice of SW City View. The plan emphasizes wider sidewalks and bike amenities.

City Council approved three bills to free up land and funding for more than 300 affordable homes in Mount Baker, Montlake and the Central District.

Mercer Island investor Pietromonaco Jackson Properties acquired Queen Anne Square via deed‑in‑lieu, paying about one‑third of its 2011 price and planning renovations.

Holland Partner Group converted three vacant office floors at the Ivey on Boren into 44 apartments, repurposing space in Denny Triangle. The small conversion is an early example of Seattle’s office‑to‑housing shift.