Nonprofit groups filed plans to remake more than eight acres in Bellevue's Wilburton into EverGlen Village, a large campus of affordable senior housing and community space.

A $21.5 million retrofit is anchoring statues, pinning masonry and restoring Suzzallo Library’s historic windows, with final work expected by December 2026.

UW Tacoma tapped Maslow's Campus Communities to develop a nearly 500-bed residence and the campus’s first traditional dining hall, moving the master plan into design.

Janicki Industries will build an $800M, two‑million‑sq‑ft manufacturing campus in Great Falls, creating roughly 1,000 jobs within five years and up to 2,000 at full buildout.

Beacon Hill’s long-running reputation as an affordable Seattle neighborhood is shifting as buyers chase transit, parks and renovation-ready homes. New MLS data show single-family medians around $800,000.

MOD Pizza founders Scott and Ally Svenson sold their 1908 Medina mansion for nearly $11.6M in a high‑end Eastside transaction.

Zillow's latest analysis finds Seattle buyers must plan to hold properties for nearly 20 years before owning outpaces renting. Higher mortgage rates and price‑to‑rent gaps shape the verdict.

DocuSign is shifting to 1301 Second Ave, a move that could leave its namesake 999 Third Ave tower more than half-empty and add to downtown vacancy pressures.

Structural steel is rising at Memorial Stadium as the $140M rebuild moves into vertical construction; the One Roof partnership says the student-first venue aims for a late‑2027 opening.

A new affordability ranking finds Washington among the worst states to retire, with high home prices and steep everyday costs squeezing Seattle‑area households.

A Blackstone subsidiary has filed plans to raze four Kent warehouses and build two Class A logistics buildings totaling nearly 470,000 square feet on a 28-acre site.

Leavenworth is weighing a car-free remake of Front Street with pavers, festival lighting and possible heated paving. Designers have finished a 10% plan; construction would be years away.

Philips has listed a 57-acre Bothell campus for sale, marketing it as a major industrial redevelopment opportunity. The site includes multiple R&D buildings and an in-place tenant mix.