Vista Ridge sold for more than five times what its previous owner paid nearly 30 years ago, per new records.

The new hub would house ULMS headquarters plus apartments for families earning 30-60% of area median income.

Amazon plans to let its lease lapse at 428 Westlake Ave. N. next year, even as Anthropic and Apple grow nearby.

The South Mason Avenue project sets aside 20 units for adults with developmental disabilities, backed by $2 million in county funding.

The empty lot across from Seattle City Hall has outlasted three developers and two recessions, and officials still won't fine the one holding it now.

Wrecking crews are flattening the derelict North Renton office towers after years of fires, squatters, and 46 emergency calls.

A single vote kept Kirkland's new affordable housing fee unchanged, even as one council member pushed to raise it to $20 per square foot.

Pierce County is leasing families the land under 28 new homes for 99 years to keep prices near $220,000.

The Lake Washington estate sat on the market for more than a year before closing below its own tax assessment.

Kemper Freeman's empire, 80 years and 5.5 million square feet strong, could soon have a new owner.

A decade-old shopping center dream may become apartments instead, with rents as low as $2,360 a month for qualifying renters.

The city paid $10 million for the old LDS church, beating out housing developers who bid millions more.

MainVue Homes is building 30 homes priced from $1.2 million near Peacock Hill Avenue, with one project inside city limits and the other in unincorporated Pierce County.