Brookfield is marketing a 150,000–200,000 sq ft grocery-anchored town center at Tehaleh that would bring shops and restaurants to Bonney Lake’s growing neighborhood. Leasing outreach is underway.

Heron's Key is moving ahead with a $110M Phase II that will add about 54 independent‑living homes, new amenities and underground parking as demand outpaces supply.

Washington’s attorney general announced a $7M settlement with a property manager and owners after seniors reported mold, broken appliances and misleading “luxury” ads. The deal returns money to tenants and funds repairs.

Gov. Bob Ferguson posted a Facebook reel saying he proposed $244 million for affordable housing and credited lawmakers with more than $200 million in funding. The package centers on preservation and new units, with state agencies set to steer awards to projects.

Seattle developer Jaebadiah Gardner says he plans to break ground on two Central District multifamily projects backed by Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund. One, The Sarah Queen, is slated for 23rd & Union with retail and an affordability component.

Seattle investor Security Properties will hand management of dozens of Pacific Northwest apartment communities to Bozzuto, affecting thousands of units and hundreds of staff.

State lawmakers passed SB 6237 and sent it to Gov. Bob Ferguson; if signed, leases signed after Dec. 31, 2026 would need a flood‑risk disclosure.

A 34-unit Capitol Hill landmark, the Roy Vue Apartments, sold for $11.5M in a Cushman & Wakefield-arranged deal; offering materials flag conversion and rent-up upside.

Two new lab towers and major tenant deals helped Seattle add more than 500,000 sq ft of research space in 2025, keeping the city competitive despite a national slowdown.

Trammell Crow bought a three-parcel site in downtown Bellevue and is proposing a roughly 350-unit mid-rise that would replace the John L. Scott office. The move accelerates redevelopment in a transit-focused stretch of the city.

A draft rewrite of Gig Harbor’s critical‑areas code would expand stream and wetland buffers and require extra mitigation. Staff are scheduling public meetings ahead of a likely June vote.

Facing bond limits and flood risk, Snohomish asked architects to redraw a pricey $45–$55M civic campus into a smaller, more affordable plan. Council will review reduced concepts this spring.

Leaders behind Seattle Center’s 10‑year plan are pitching a multibillion package and courting Mayor Katie Wilson ahead of a possible fall ballot. The proposal would pair urgent repairs with campus improvements and targeted help for partner venues.