A retired Boeing 747 fuselage has been reassembled and hung inside the WB1200 galleria as crews fit panels and owners push to finish the delayed two‑tower project.

Seattle Public Schools is preparing to break ground on a $225M modernization and addition at Aki Kurose, adding a new classroom wing and updating much of the campus. The work will expand capacity and move students to an interim site during construction.

Gov. Bob Ferguson says SB 6026 — a governor‑request bill to allow residential development in commercial zones — cleared the Legislature; supporters tout land freed for housing while cities warn of lost storefronts.

LIHI topped out a seven-story, 90-unit senior building on Aurora Ave, financed with HUD 202, city awards and tax-credit equity. Completion is expected by year-end.

Undergrounding rules and strained neighborhood lines are adding months and six‑figure costs to Seattle's small‑scale housing boom.

Seattle's cancellation rate jumped to about 10% as Redfin says nearly 40,000 U.S. home‑sale agreements fell through in January — the highest January rate on record.

A 14‑acre former Sears site in Redmond’s Overlake has been listed for sale with investor proposals due March 27, 2026 — the listing leans on pre‑approved entitlements and transit proximity.

The Port of Everett has accepted the NOAA parcel and plans to seek a developer to remake Mukilteo’s waterfront with public access, mixed uses and environmental care.

A gated, 8,013‑sq‑ft Clyde Hill chateau tied to the Universal Auto Group owner is listed for $25 million after selling for $9 million in 2020. The estate includes a pool and courts.

Bridge Investment Group paid roughly $78 million for The Ridge and The Shores in Federal Way — a combined 335 units — marking King County’s biggest commercial sale of 2026 so far.

House Bill 1015 would let Washington cities require an official home energy report before advertising a sale, a move that could delay listings and add costs. Local ordinances would decide how it’s applied.

A Zillow-based ranking republished by KIRO shows Bow and Anacortes with the priciest typical homes in the Mount Vernon metro, while mountain towns remain far cheaper. The spread reflects years of growth and recent shifts in mortgage costs.

Mortenson's Q4 index shows Seattle nonresidential costs rose 0.30%, below the national average, as supply‑chain strains ease and bidding steadies. Local projects are adjusting.