A Boeing‑leased, 392,000‑square‑foot industrial campus in Kent sold for $98 million, about $250 per square foot. The trade underscores steady investor demand for South King County logistics assets.

A Veterans United study finds more than 58,000 VA loans went unused in 2024, leaving roughly $27.9 billion in potential home‑loan volume — concentrated in pricey metros.

A wave of Seattle buyers has pushed North Bend home prices into the seven‑figure range, and city planners are racing to add mid‑priced housing.

CoreWeave doubled its Bellevue office footprint at One Bellevue Center as the Eastside draws more AI companies and local hiring demand.

Seattle approved designs for about 170 apartments in Fremont that preserve the Shannon & Wilson office and add public plazas near Stone Way.

Sagard paid $66.5M for Terra at Monroe, a 222‑unit garden‑style complex near Seattle, and plans selective unit upgrades as it grows its Pacific Northwest holdings. The deal underscores investor appetite for workforce housing in supply‑constrained suburbs.

Councilmember Eddie Lin has proposed a bill to block hearing‑examiner appeals of environmental reviews tied to the One Seattle plan. The measure, pitched as a fix to months‑long delays, is headed for a public hearing in early July.

Seattle advanced a targeted upzone that loosens rules for mass‑timber and Passive House projects and aims to unlock thousands of homes if approved.

Quarterra has filed plans for a 17.3-acre Emblem-branded project on Bickford Avenue that would add 294 units and roughly 10,000 sq ft of retail to Snohomish. The plan is under city review.

Grocery Outlet plans to reopen at the former Big Lots on 100th St. SW in Lakewood next January. The nearby Tacoma Discount World parcel is being pitched for warehouse and contractor use.

A King County hearing Friday will decide whether Des Moines’ nearly 100‑year‑old Masonic Home is demolished. Preservationists have appealed the city’s conditional demolition permit after a lengthy EIS.

A 1.2‑million‑square‑foot warehouse tied to Amazon would straddle Arlington and Marysville, prompting concerns about water, power and traffic as officials begin interlocal reviews.

Listings for $2M-plus homes have surged across Seattle and the Eastside, shifting the luxury market toward buyers and stretching typical offer timelines.