A Trimark‑affiliated company sold the 116‑room La Quinta in Federal Way for $14.5 million. County filings list Goldsona Hospitality Group LLC as the buyer.

Seattle added nearly 19,000 residents in 2025, but state data show the city's growth pace cooled and gains clustered near transit corridors. Analysts point to migration shifts and office weakness.

Developers have withdrawn a plan for a 21‑story mass‑timber tower at the former Ross site in downtown Seattle, leaving the historic Pike Street corner's future uncertain.

Permit filings show Fife’s Emish Market is eyeing two closed Shari’s diners in Tacoma and Federal Way for its first expansion beyond Fife.

Sources say Apple is close to leasing Arbor Blocks East at 300 Eighth Ave. N., which would expand its South Lake Union footprint next to its Arbor Blocks West offices.

King County paid roughly $36.2M to buy the Totem Lake office that houses the region’s first 24/7 walk‑in mental‑health crisis center. The move secures the clinic as the county builds a network of levy‑funded centers.

Oakpointe will finance a new Ten Trails elementary after voters rejected bonds in 2023. The deal trades district land and mitigation fees for a roughly $68M build package.

The century-old O'Shea Building in downtown Seattle traded for $16.9M, roughly 15% below assessed value — another sign of pressure on street-level retail in the core.

REI is reassessing its Puget Sound office footprint as the lease on its Issaquah satellite nears expiration, with a June 19 deadline to watch. Brokers say the choice could shift local leasing demand.

Auburn broke ground Tuesday on a long‑planned rebuild of the Auburn Avenue Theater and a 16,000‑sqft downtown park, kicking off a $13.7M effort to revive Main Street. Construction mobilization began this week and the city is targeting mid‑2027 for completion.

Seattle’s City Council unanimously repealed a 2025 law that would have allowed housing in the SoDo stadium district after a state board found the rezoning invalid. The repeal resets the fight between developers, unions and the Port.

A Bellevue self-storage building at 12399 Northup Way sold for roughly $50.7M, a transaction industry trackers call Washington’s largest self-storage sale on record. The buyer was Premier Storage Investors.

A 2.55‑acre medical‑office portfolio in Wilburton is on the market as the neighborhood’s rezone and transit projects accelerate redevelopment.