Bellwether Housing and Chief Seattle Club plan to build on land bought from North Seattle College, with Indigenous-led resident services onsite.

Youngstown Flats residents are slated for rent freezes and free ORCA passes as the planned deal nears SSHD's 350-unit mark.

The plan lifts the field above floodwater and expands the creek buffer by roughly 20,000 square feet. Construction could start in spring.

Garrette Homes will build eight homes on the former Ketcham tree farm, but plans to save half its firs.

Bell Partners renamed the 1545 NW Market St. building Bell Ballard after buying it from a BlackRock-linked seller.

Scannell Properties is eyeing Auburn for its second Puget Sound project, even as regional warehouse vacancy keeps climbing.

A vacant stretch near UW Tacoma could finally get built — but the developer's old tax break no longer applies.

Rainier Ridge Estates debuts Saturday with a model home tour, as one estimate puts Enumclaw's median home value at $690,000.

Developers want to keep only two facades of the 1920 Doyle Building. Preservationists call it facadism, not restoration.

Stream 403, a boutique Capitol Hill property, traded hands in an off-market deal brokered by Colliers.

Snohomish County homeowners can check out a Pug-o-Ween dog costume contest this weekend at the fairgrounds.

The Olympia berry stand lands at a 9-acre property near its old spot, but the deal could be temporary if the land sells.

Creekside Village adds badly needed apartments, but 300-plus families remain on Vashon's housing waitlist.