A 36,160‑square‑foot Enumclaw industrial property known as the Thunder Dome sold for $7.9M and will become a hub for exotic‑car storage, detailing and transport.

Zillow data show Seattle metro has a higher share of homes pulled from sale and relisted as rentals, modestly adding supply that could ease rent growth.

A Seattle job‑listing lawsuit alleges Redfin omitted salary ranges from postings; the complaint seeks class status and statutory damages under Washington law. The case tests recent pay‑transparency changes.

Providence Swedish has listed a roughly 31,000‑square‑foot block on First Hill, a rare in‑fill parcel that could become a high‑rise residential or mixed‑use project.

Providence signed roughly 259,570 square feet at Renton’s Longacres campus and plans to move its headquarters there in 2027. The Glacier and Baker buildings account for the region’s biggest new office lease this year.

110 Roy, a 167‑unit Uptown apartment, secured a $53M five‑year refinance arranged by Cushman & Wakefield and backed by Northwestern Mutual. The deal signals selective investor confidence in Seattle multifamily.

Everett Community College has delayed a roughly $38M Baker Hall replacement and scaled it down by about 10,000 square feet amid rising construction costs. The change pushes back planned classrooms, a black‑box theater and cosmetology space.

Tenants across Seattle say RUBS has pushed utility bills into the hundreds, sparking tenant strikes, hearing‑examiner refunds and a Renters’ Commission push to ban the practice.

An eight‑story, 84‑unit affordable building opened in Ballard — the neighborhood's first affordable apartments in more than 20 years and the first phase of a nearly 300‑unit redevelopment.

More Seattle-area homes now carry HOA dues, and Realtor.com data show rising monthly bills that tighten buyer budgets. Buyers should review association finances before signing.

A SmartAsset analysis shows roommates can shave hundreds off rent — but the benefit varies across Washington. Spokane renters stand to save a larger share; Seattle shows higher raw dollar gaps.

Single‑family rental houses in Seattle have become rarer as owners sell and prices surge, squeezing families and renters who need three bedrooms and yards.

Issaquah is preparing to drop a roughly $58M plan for a new 35,000-square-foot City Hall and will weigh relocation or renovation options at the next council meeting.