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At Yesler Terrace, 196-room hotel could be yours to build
Rendering via CBRE
Almost immediately east of the freeway at Yesler Terrace, at 718 Yesler Way, a stubbornly bare patch of grass and dirt has been fenced for several years now.

Sound Transit weighs $2B in cuts to West Seattle Link

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

A lot has changed since the $54 billion Sound Transit 3 measure passed nearly a decade ago.


Wilburton Trestle loses its tracks

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The historic railroad trestle is being transformed into an elevated pedestrian trail.

Backed by Amazon, 172 Bellevue units now leasing at Terrapin

By BRIAN MILLER

Two years ago, work began on Terrapin at one Bellevue address, and now the 172 apartments have opened at another.


On the Block: Prologis (Prologis?) proposes 2,500 units, and more, over an active trainyard

Wait, you're telling me Prologis does multifamily, too? That can't be right! But, in the heart of downtown San Francisco, the logistics giant has long owned a 20-acre trainyard. The permanent easement holder is Caltrain, which today provides commuter rail between San Franciso and the South Bay area.

People & Companies: Goooooaaaaal!!!!!

By BRIAN MILLER

NAIOP Washington has a fever ... World Cup fever! Just as the city has embraced the coming summer soccer games with co-branding fervor, NAIOP will join the bandwagon with an April 9 event called “Building for All: A World Cup Legacy.”


AGC warns rising material costs could stall projects

By JOURNAL STAFF

Prices jumped in February for aluminum, steel and diesel.

PSE testing EV-to-home charging

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

We know your home can charge your car — but what if your car could charge your home?


Church to become medical clinic

By JOURNAL STAFF

There hasn't been a land sale yet at 7550 Martin Luther King Jr. Way S., but it's coming.

Wholesale prices rose by a surprisingly hot 3.4% last month, the most in a year

By PAUL WISEMAN

The gains were bigger than forecast, and occurred before the war with Iran pushed up energy prices.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
$240K damage at Chihuly Garden
Sound Transit weighs $2B in cuts to West Seattle Link

Business
Wholesale prices rose by a surprisingly hot 3.4% last month, the most in a year
Macy's posts strong Q4 results but a reserved outlook reflects uncertainty
Stocks slump on worries about higher oil prices, inflation and interest rates
Fed leaves rates unchanged for now
Heal Cancer Care for Pets
$2.6M fines for blast at chocolate factory
Biggest gas price spike since 2023

Construction
Wilburton Trestle loses its tracks
AGC warns rising material costs could stall projects

Environment
PSE testing EV-to-home charging

Real Estate
On the Block: Prologis (Prologis?) proposes 2,500 units, and more, over an active trainyard
People & Companies: Goooooaaaaal!!!!!
Backed by Amazon, 172 Bellevue units now leasing at Terrapin
Wallingford warehouse finds new hands
Oldest Americans now hold record share of U.S. real estate wealth, Redfin says
Church to become medical clinic
At Yesler Terrace, 196-room hotel could be yours to build
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Daniel Kleeschulte
Olson Kundig
Dylan Corr
Olson Kundig
Kendall Mann
Olson Kundig
Gabrielle Clune
Olson Kundig





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