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UW plans bid release for GC/CM, architect on Intellectual House's second phase
Rendering from UW
The University of Washington will soon be seeking an architect and a general contractor/construction manager for Phase II of its Intellectual House, a 7,200-square foot building focused on student belonging and community.

Tulalip Tribes open housing community near Marysville

By EMMA LAPWORTH

A new apartment community designed specifically to serve members of the Tulalip Tribes opened in April.


Panattoni pulls over $174M out of Fred310, with Bridge buying big building

By BRIAN MILLER

Bridge Logistics now owns a large piece of the sprawling Fred310 industrial campus near Frederickson.

$40M infusion will add Nordic spa to Daniels' Lodge at St. Edward Park

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Kevin and Mary Daniels, co-owners of the Lodge at St. Edward Park, are investing $40 million to plump up the health and wellness facilities at the luxury Kenmore hotel.

Transit measure heads to voters

By JOURNAL STAFF

A measure to fund public transit and transportation programs over the next decade passed unanimously out of the Seattle City Council Tuesday and is headed to the November ballot.

More units in West Seattle

By JOURNAL STAFF

Six years ago, workforce housing specialist Great Expectations acquired a congregate apartment building at 3266 S.W. Avalon Way. Now there's a plan from architect Tsuga Studio to add 11 more units (or rooms) at what's currently dubbed Alcove West Seattle.

Verity Credit Union to open new Rainier Valley branch

By JOURNAL STAFF

Verity Credit Union is expanding its presence in South Seattle with a new Rainier Valley branch set to open Oct. 5.

Vigor, Samsung join on training center

By JOURNAL STAFF

Vigor Marine Group and Samsung Heavy Industries have signed a joint development agreement to pursue an advanced maritime training center in the Pacific Northwest.

US-Canada bridge has been years in the making. But tension between countries is sapping the joy

By ED WHITE

A new bridge named for hockey player Gordie Howe is scheduled to open Monday. But a ceremony planned for Friday has been scratched.


Biking to work: Tips to get started, stay safe and look presentable when you arrive

By CATHY BUSSEWITZ

If you've considered bike commuting but assumed you needed expensive gear and to be in excellent physical shape, or worried about arriving at work disheveled or smelly, there are ways to overcome those hurdles.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
UW plans bid release for GC/CM, architect on Intellectual House's second phase
$40M infusion will add Nordic spa to Daniels' Lodge at St. Edward Park
Tulalip Tribes open housing community near Marysville

Business
Jobless claims fall to 5-decade low
Tumbles for Tesla and Alphabet yank Wall Street lower
Transit measure heads to voters
UP gains support for big rail merger
Vigor, Samsung join on training center
30-year mortgage rate hits 6.58%, highest level in nearly a year
Verity Credit Union to open new Rainier Valley branch

Construction
US-Canada bridge has been years in the making. But tension between countries is sapping the joy

Weekend
At The Movies: Pickleball is the star of the sports comedy ‘The Dink'
After Hours: Tattoo expo returns to Seattle
Seattle lectures season unveiled
Comedian Jordan Jensen plays Moore
Comic-Con 2026: Marvel returns to Hall H and ‘Spaceballs' sequel hype begins
Cat video screenings at SIFF Uptown
Biking to work: Tips to get started, stay safe and look presentable when you arrive
As Lake Powell shrinks, marinas are having to adapt to dwindling water levels

Real Estate
More units in West Seattle
Panattoni pulls over $174M out of Fred310, with Bridge buying big building
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Aileen Sunde
Truebeck Construction
Howard Howlett
Gensler
Linda Kanoski
Gensler
Ken Miller
Perkins&Will





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