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Schnitzer West reclaims empty Bravern office towers in Bellevue
Photo via Schnitzer West
The vacant Bravern office buildings in downtown Bellevue will return to the hands of their original developer, Schnitzer West, it said on Monday. Those 11- and 21-story towers were completed in 2009. A lot has changed since then.

Historic Bone Dry Shoe Building steps into new role

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Centerforce recently purchased the century-old building for $2.5 million.


New momentum for 193 Northgate units near station

By BRIAN MILLER

For several years now, Wallace Properties has been preparing to redevelop some of its older apartment buildings on the east side of Northgate Station (meaning both the station and shopping center). The station opened in 2021.


Capitol Hill club building sold

By JOURNAL STAFF

A nightclub and bar at 1009 E. Union St. sold last week for over $3.5 million, according to King County records.

King County signs Harbor Island Studios lease with local nonprofit

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

King County has signed a one-year lease agreement for the former Fisher's flour warehouse it turned into a film-making soundstage in 2021.

VECA turns 80: Reflecting on a legacy ‘driven by values, powered by people'

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle-area electrical contractor marks eight decades of adapting to industry changes while remaining committed to core values.

Wildfire readiness is a development issue in Washington

By PETER J. SMITH IV

Wildfire readiness is affecting project approvals, infrastructure planning, insurance availability, and ongoing risk management.


Puyallup retail sells for over $9M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A strip mall at 11012 Canyon Road E. sold this month for $9.5 million, according to Pierce County records.

Ribbon snipped on new pump station

By JOURNAL STAFF

The ribbon was cut last week on a new water reservoir and pump station at 4809 151st Ave. S.E. in Bellevue’s Horizon View neighborhood.


Proposed legislation would shift utility costs for new data centers

By MATT BROWN

Major League Baseball is restricting iPad usage in dugouts to prevent the tablets from running artificial intelligence to help make strategy decisions, and former reliever Adam Ottavino said the New York Mets' use of technology helped prompt the move.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Historic Bone Dry Shoe Building steps into new role

Business
Wall Street drifts as AI stocks hold steadier after last week's losses
US gas prices are back up
Wildfire readiness is a development issue in Washington
Bellevue eyes new zoning for college

Construction
Construction costs remain elevated despite June dip as metal prices continue to rise
Ribbon snipped on new pump station
VECA turns 80: Reflecting on a legacy ‘driven by values, powered by people'

Technology
MLB restricts dugout iPad use to prevent AI help with strategy
Proposed legislation would shift utility costs for new data centers

Real Estate
Puyallup retail sells for over $9M
King County signs Harbor Island Studios lease with local nonprofit
Schnitzer West reclaims empty Bravern office towers in Bellevue
Capitol Hill club building sold
New momentum for 193 Northgate units near station
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Mark Duffy
Economic Alliance Snohomish County
Robert Knoll
Economic Alliance Snohomish County
Paul Pitre
Economic Alliance Snohomish County
Jim Teichman
Wells Fargo & Company





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