Snap has increased its office footprint at Midstation Bellevue, a sign that demand for premium downtown office space is firming.

Newmark arranged a $525 million refinancing for The Artise in downtown Bellevue, backed by Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank. The 25‑story tower opened in 2024 and is nearly fully leased.

PQ Corp says the Port of Tacoma bought two polluted Taylor Way parcels 'as is,' contesting a suit seeking nearly $10 million in cleanup costs.

Kemper Development landed a $238M refinancing on Lincoln Square North, anchored by TikTok, signaling investor confidence in Bellevue's office market.

Renton’s pavilion has been transformed into a year‑round indoor market after a roughly $10M renovation, with Logan Market LLC preparing vendor build‑outs for a mid‑summer opening.

A 160‑unit Redmond apartment building sold for $78M to national buyer Bell Partners. The six‑story property, built in 2016 and listed as Bell River Trail, remains open for leasing.

Rockwool has begun work on a large stone‑wool plant at Wallula Gap that promises jobs and West‑Coast production while raising big questions about power, traffic and supply chains.

Tishman Speyer’s Belle Vista has been resubmitted to Bellevue — plans call for four office towers, more than 1M sq ft, street‑level retail and plaza space at 112th & Main.

An Irvine-based investor bought the Exeter Apartments at 720 Seneca for $25 million, adding to out-of-state interest in Seattle’s multifamily market.

Simon added Shake Shack, Mendocino Farms and Joe & The Juice to Northgate Station’s tenant list as part of the former mall’s broader redevelopment.

County and industry data show Seattle’s top office towers have lost billions in assessed value as vacancy rates spike, squeezing downtown tax revenue and retailers.

Washington buyers are increasingly choosing adjustable‑rate mortgages to lower upfront payments; ARMs made up nearly 25% statewide and 36% in King County.

A McDonald’s has opened at 731 Shaw Road while East Town Crossing brings 76 apartments, pool and leasing to Puyallup’s Shaw Road corridor. Local records and the developer site show the new retail and rental additions.