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260 Hillman City units take shape near MLK, with brave buyer sought
Rendering by Studio19 Architects
Two apartment buildings are planned on a challenging, undeveloped site in the Rainier Valley

SDOT now has 25 mph limits on 415 miles of arterial roads

By JOURNAL STAFF

If there's a yellow or white stripe down any road in Seattle, there's now a good chance the speed limit will be 25 miles per hour.


155 Green Lake units approved, then appealed to Hearing Examiner

By BRIAN MILLER

The third of three Green Lake sites associated with the old Vitamilk dairy has been bound for apartment development for several years. CollinsWoerman's seven-story, 155-unit plan for the corner at 420 N.E. 72nd St. received its design approval in January, but it was then appealed to the city Hearing Examiner.

Recently opened Seattle apartments almost fully leased

By JOURNAL STAFF

The 29-unit Sienna Apartments opened on Jan. 15 at 207 18th Ave. in Seattle's Central District neighborhood.


Avenue 55 sells Port of Tacoma industrial buildings for $61M

By BRIAN MILLER

In two related sales at the Port of Tacoma, the first two completed phases of Avenue 55's Portside industrial development have sold for about $61.3 million to CBRE-managed partnerships.

Boston Marathon plan to hand out 70,000 medals roils runners

By WILLIAM J. KOLE

Distance running, traditionally one of the world's most genteel sports, has been roiled by an ugly mid-pandemic squabble over who should get a shot at a coveted Boston Marathon medal.


After Hours: Irish Festival steps online this year

Seattle Center Festál presents Irish Festival Seattle, March 13-17, in partnership with the Irish Heritage Club.


At the Movies: In ‘The Father,' the disorientation of dementia

In Florian Zeller's “The Father,” Anthony, 80, in the grip of dementia, is a captain ready to go down with the ship. Overhearing his daughter and son-in-law contemplating a nursing home, he curses them as “rats” abandoning him. Pacing his London apartment in a bath robe, he mounts a noble resistance.


Pyrex and Pink Daisies: Midcentury cookware is fab again

By TRACEE M. HERBAUGH

If you want to freshen up your kitchen, look no further than Grandma's old casserole dishes.


TODAY'S STORIES

Business
California to give 40% of vaccine doses to vulnerable areas
Vaccine eligibility to expand March 22
CBO expects federal debt to double over next 30 years
Tech pulls stocks lower as bond yields increase
SDOT now has 25 mph limits on 415 miles of arterial roads

Construction
New push for deal on infrastructure

Environment
Hatchery to rely on native steelhead
Tribes, EPA sue phosphate mine

Weekend
Boston Marathon plan to hand out 70,000 medals roils runners
Pyrex and Pink Daisies: Midcentury cookware is fab again
As ‘Handmaid's Tale' returns, creator sees no end in sight
At the Movies: In ‘The Father,' the disorientation of dementia
After Hours: Irish Festival steps online this year
Rock hall plans October live show
Gray whales spotted in Puget Sound

Real Estate
Mortgate rates higher, now 3.02%
Recently opened Seattle apartments almost fully leased
Alexandria pays $45M for offices
Avenue 55 sells Port of Tacoma industrial buildings for $61M
155 Green Lake units approved, then appealed to Hearing Examiner
260 Hillman City units take shape near MLK, with brave buyer sought



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David Pogreba
Nexus
Brian McGuigan
Laird Norton
Jackie Sempel
Coughlin Porter Lundeen
Mark Gordon
Mayes Terracon





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