Digitally altered listing photos can make it harder for buyers to assess a property before visiting.

The project adds to a growing cluster of apartment proposals near South Kitsap's busiest corridor.

Central Peak Residences in downtown Kirkland has filled both ground-floor retail spaces ahead of its 2027 debut.

The Bloom family hopes vacuum tubes can pull dry-cleaning chemicals from the soil under their Admiral building by late 2027.

The 89-year-old developer once ruled over a third of downtown Seattle's office space. Now nine buildings are set to leave receivership.

Timberlane Partners and a New York firm snapped up the 20-building Everett complex, betting on the city's job base.

Eaton Vance paid $243,293 per unit for the 359-unit Assembly118, a site that once housed a bowling alley and public market.

The 9,000-square-foot store off Highway 11 would need a rare variance — and Adams wants your opinion first.

Security Properties paid $37.75 million for the 186-unit Cooper Apartments, undercutting every comparable North Seattle sale since mid-2025.

Edmonds Green will rise just north of Seattle with studios to three-bedrooms, a fifth reserved as income-restricted housing.

Commissioners redirected flood-recovery money originally meant for a Winlock road into a new Public Works shop near Adna.

The Ainsworth Avenue site alone could bring up to 20 homes next to backyards, and some neighbors say they never saw it coming.

The open-air center near UW is set to join Simon's national portfolio; Simon has not disclosed plans for management changes.