The Thurston County Board of County Commissioners subcommittee is discussing details and financial strategies for renovating the Courthouse Campus, focusing on operational expenses and exploring various funding options.

Swedish Medical Center in Seattle seeks volunteers for their Cherry Hill campus development advisory committee.

Seattle is preparing for the 2026 opening of the NE 130th St light rail station, focusing on safety and accessibility improvements to support the expected influx of riders and enhance connections in North Seattle.

Seattle's Office of Housing selects partners to build 431 affordable homes in Mount Baker, fostering family housing and educational opportunities, supported by a $5 million city budget investment.

Seattle's OPCD is seeking consultants to evaluate their Equitable Development Initiative, providing a report by 2024 to inform the city's 2025-2026 budgetary decisions.

Bellevue invites proposals for its Housing Stability Program, offering $10 million for affordable housing initiatives, with applications closing on September 10.

Seattle's Office of Housing is offering $112 million for affordable rental home development and preservation, prioritizing at-risk populations and sustainable building practices.

Pierce County residential property values increased by 6.2%, with varying changes across regions and types of properties; appeals and tax relief options are available.

The Washington State Department of Natural Resources invites public comment on a proposed land exchange in Jefferson County, with a meeting scheduled for July 9.

Seattle signs an MOU with KOSME to support Korean SMEs expansion into the city, aiming to boost the local economy and job market through global partnerships.

Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell signs new legislation allowing construction of workforce housing and artist workspaces in Georgetown with building height limits increased to 85 feet.

Seattle's SDCI plans to exempt certain building designs from reviews to speed up development in key neighborhoods, as part of Mayor Harrell's revitalization strategy. Public feedback is open until May 2nd.

The Seattle Council rejected a bill for a land use exception to improve affordable housing, opting to focus on a citywide plan for a more strategic approach.