Seattle City Light warns five proposed data centers could require major grid upgrades after estimates showed a combined maximum demand of 369 megawatts.

Lake Washington School District broke ground on a roughly $65M rebuild of Emerson Campus in Kirkland that will add classrooms and modern learning space, with a new building due in fall 2027.

Portal Space Systems closed a $50M round and is moving into a 50k+ sq ft Bothell factory this summer to scale production of its maneuverable spacecraft.

Green Diamond Resource paid about $59 million for Corner 63, a 139-unit Roosevelt apartment near the light rail. The buy follows the company's recent small multifamily purchases.

Pierce County announced roughly $11 million to support acquisition, rehab or new construction of rental housing for households at or below 60% AMI. Proposals are due May 15, 2026.

Medina’s council adopted emergency rules to curb oversized "big‑box" waterfront homes, tightening setbacks and lighting rules while permanent code updates are drafted.

After a decade of delays, PCC will anchor The Arbory in Madison Valley with a roughly 24,000‑square‑foot store targeted for this fall.

Puget Sound Energy renewed a major lease at The Summit in Bellevue, keeping its headquarters on the Eastside and signaling confidence in the local office market.

1000 Friends of Oregon launched a Housing Solutions Center — an online toolkit of data, model policies and case studies to help towns plan and deliver homes. The hub pairs practical guides with local examples from Astoria to Baker City.

A midcentury Mercer Island lakefront once owned by Walter Schoenfeld is asking $16.5M after an extensive renovation under Kent and Lisa Sacia.

After years of delays and appeals, Issaquah has started building a long‑planned, phased high school. The $168M project aims to open in fall 2027 and will house about 650–700 students.

Zoom added about 12,000 square feet at Bellevue’s Symetra Center, expanding a presence the company first established in early 2025. The move underscores renewed demand for move‑in‑ready downtown space.

Bellevue cleared Wallace Properties’ plan to replace the Bellevue North Shopping Center with a four‑building, near‑900‑unit mixed‑use development on a 4.2‑acre downtown block.