Georgetown Brewing bought a 36,544‑sq‑ft industrial building across from its Georgetown taproom, giving the Seattle brewery room for packaging, storage and distribution.

Amazon and Cliff Avril’s C&A Development have broken ground on The Pointe at Thomas, a 67‑unit affordable building in Capitol Hill backed by Amazon and Seattle Credit Union.

San Francisco’s Superhuman has signed a Westlake lease at 1000 Dexter Ave. N, giving the AI company a Seattle foothold near South Lake Union.

Anchorage‑based Calista Real Estate paid $15.1M for a 50,958‑sqft Woodinville warehouse, a roughly 54% jump over its 2020 price.

A two-building industrial campus in East Pierce County sold for $37.2 million to a Lincoln-affiliated LLC, underscoring continued investor demand for modern logistics space.

Mud Bay's Capitol Hill store will close in July as demolition starts at 229 Broadway E, clearing the way for a long‑planned affordable project backed by city funding.

JLL Capital Markets arranged the sale of Fairwinds Brighton Court, a 182-unit senior-living campus in Lynnwood. Leisure Care will remain operator while the buyer — an undisclosed publicly traded REIT — takes ownership.

Bremerton’s median single‑family price is about $479K vs Seattle’s $1.04M; a 30‑minute fast ferry and Navy investment are drawing Seattle hybrid workers across the Sound.

Rising construction estimates and parking logistics have pushed Harborview’s tower past its original budget and timeline, forcing new funding and design choices. County officials say the next months will be critical.

A newly finished Mercer Island waterfront estate is on the market for $19.5 million — and the sellers say they'll stay on as neighbors.

A Washington appeals court remand has paused Seattle’s Phase 2 Centers & Corridors rezonings, clouding the city’s timeline for dozens of corridor upzones and 30 neighborhood centers.

Meriwether Landing’s first homes opened at Joint Base Lewis‑McChord as part of a $130M plan to add 212 units. Initial move‑ins begin this week, officials say.

A 50‑year ground lease clears the way for a nearly 600,000‑sq‑ft cold‑storage campus at the Port of Tacoma, promising hundreds of jobs and a long permitting process.