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.

An application from Colossus Data Center Advisors seeks to put a compact data center inside the Starbucks Center in SoDo, arriving amid Seattle’s new pause on large data centers.

Polaris at Lynnwood would bring 294 apartments steps from the Lynwood City Center light rail, according to state and city filings. The project enters public comment through June 24.

Vulcan has listed its Google‑leased, 12‑story tower at 520 Westlake Ave N in South Lake Union, adding a trophy asset to an uneven Seattle office market.

Create World relaunched sales at MARI Bellevue and says the 138‑unit tower is about 60% sold, with roughly 50 residences still available.

Several Bellevue ZIP codes landed on a Q1 2026 'hottest' list as tech hiring and nearby office moves push buyers into Bel‑Red, Crossroads and Wilburton.

New county assessment notices show downtown Spokane office and apartment values slipping while manufactured homes and vacant land tick up.

Bridge Housing bought the 108‑unit Latitude Apartments in Everett for about $25M and will convert the complex to long‑term affordable housing with support from Amazon's housing fund.

A widening price gap is sending buyers south: Tacoma’s single‑family medians sat near $500K in May while Seattle topped $1,037,500, drawing interest from families and first‑time buyers. Brokers and NWMLS data show quick sales at entry price points and fierce competition for waterfront lots.

Vulcan is reported to have found a buyer for two Bellevue office towers in a deal worth about $650M, a sign buyers still prize Amazon‑anchored assets.

Spokane Indian Housing Authority paid about $53.3M for the 200‑unit Waterford Apartments in Everett, expanding its western Washington holdings amid a busy acquisition run. Local filings and industry notices detail the deal.