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Harborview plans garage first at Yesler Terrace, with the building to follow several years later
Rendering via Perkins&Will
Things are moving at a swift clip at 755 Alder St., a bare site on the Yesler Terrace campus, where Harborview is planning a new medical office building.

Kendrick Landing opens with 245 affordable units near Lakewood Station

By BRIAN MILLER

The extremely TOD project was conceived as workforce housing, affordable to households earning in a range from 50% to 70% of area median income.


GC/CM sought for West Seattle's Alaska Junction Station

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

Sound Transit is on the hunt for a general contractor/construction manager for the underground Alaska Junction Station and associated roadway, site and utility work in West Seattle.

Seattle invests $14M in affordable homes, including four Habitat SKKC projects

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Seattle's Office of Housing is investing a combined total of $13.65 million in five projects that will create 77 new permanently affordable homes across the city.

Oliver carves out new cultural role at Olson Kundig

By NINA MILLIGAN

Owen Oliver has joined Olson Kundig as senior cultural affairs advisor, a new role supporting the firm's cultural practice and community-based projects.


Des Moines retail sells for over $32M

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Safeway-anchored Redondo Square shopping center, at 27005 Pacific Hwy S., sold this week for $32.1 million, according to King County records.

Dan Gilbert pledges $1B to redevelop Detroit's Renaissance Center

By ALEX DANIELS

The redevelopment could generate 8,000 construction jobs and transform the Detroit riverfront into a welcoming space.


From ancient farms to chef-driven tasting menus, Tucson proves it is a true food city

By JENNIFER ALLEN

Tucson holds UNESCO's Creative City of Gastronomy title, awarded in 2015, and the designation leaves a first-time visitor with a practical problem.

After Hours: Giant trolls at Point Defiance

By JOURNAL STAFF

Four giant troll sculptures made from reclaimed wood and other materials are hiding among the gardens, pathways and animal habitats at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium as part of “Trolls: A Field Study,” an outdoor art exhibition running through Jan. 24, 2027.

At The Movies: ‘Wildwood' builds a world the story can't match

By MARK KENNEDY

Everything about “Wildwood” is ambitious. It's a stop-motion animated movie that stretches over two hours, with 230 hand-controlled puppets across 132 sets, shot frame by frame by frame by frame. It sounds exhausting to make and that's also sometimes what it feels like to watch it.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Oliver carves out new cultural role at Olson Kundig
Seattle invests $14M in affordable homes, including four Habitat SKKC projects

Business
Sharp drops for AI stocks
Mortgage rate dips to 7.32%
Dan Gilbert pledges $1B to redevelop Detroit's Renaissance Center

Construction
GC/CM sought for West Seattle's Alaska Junction Station
$1.7B hospital starts in Boston
$1.6B in federal relief for road repairs

Weekend
At The Movies: ‘Wildwood' builds a world the story can't match
After Hours: Giant trolls at Point Defiance
Ron Funches visits The Neptune
Barcelona ‘grandmas' dish out cooking wisdom, and find nourishment themselves
From ancient farms to chef-driven tasting menus, Tucson proves it is a true food city
Zoo hosts Pumpkin Bash

Real Estate
Des Moines retail sells for over $32M
9 Bitter Lake units find new hands
Harborview plans garage first at Yesler Terrace, with the building to follow several years later
Kendrick Landing opens with 245 affordable units near Lakewood Station
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Jason Byrne
Greystar
Patrick Miller
JLL
Matt Lambert
MacDonald-Miller
Bryan Lobel
BERK Consulting





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