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Mukilteo waterfront redevelopment advances with NBBJ at the helm
Photo courtesy Port of Everett
The Port of Everett will soon seek a private partner for the project.

New tenant emerges for long-vacant former Salumi space in PSQ

By BRIAN MILLER

Two years after the Batali family sold Salumi, the enduringly popular deli and meat shop moved out of its longtime Pioneer Square home at the Mottman Building, at 309 Third Ave. S.


Uptown office building, to become apartments, gets its mass-timber crown

By BRIAN MILLER

Farewell, Queen Anne Plaza. Hello, Rejuvenate — that's the new moniker for the 1980s office building in Uptown now being converted to 74 apartments by Stream Real Estate.

DESC eyes June opening for 120 affordable Lake City units

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Downtown Emergency Service Center plans to open its 20th permanent supportive housing building in June.


RFQ for Sounder rail car overhaul

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit is seeking a designer to provide engineering and inspection consultant services ahead of a planned overhaul of coaches serving the Sounder rail line.

Low-interest disaster loans available for residents, businesses hit by December floods

By JOURNAL STAFF

Low-interest federal disaster loans are now open to King County residents, renters and businesses affected by the historic flooding caused by the December 2025 winter storm.

Nominations open for Tacoma preservation awards

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission is seeking nominations for its 2026 Historic Preservation Awards.

Nonresidential spending drops

By JOURNAL STAFF

Nonresidential construction spending fell 0.6% in December, totaling $1.24 trillion on a seasonally adjusted annualized basis, according to an Associated Builders and Contractors analysis of data published last week by the U.S. Census Bureau.

Energy prices surge as tanker disruptions and facility shutdowns rattle global supply

By DAVID McHUGH

The war in the Mideast is sending shudders through global energy markets.

Construction material prices jump in January

By JOURNAL STAFF

ABC says contractors appear cautiously optimistic despite the price movements.

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