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Lake Union starts Magnolia Albertsons assemblage
Photo by Brian Miller
Magnolia Court, at 2520 32nd Ave. W., sold last week for $6.2 million, according to King County records.

WCCR seeking to fill Magic Mouse hole in PSQ

By BRIAN MILLER

A familiar presence at the Mutual Life Building in Pioneer Square since 1977, last week's departure of Magic Mouse Toys was a shock to all those who considered it an immutable part of the urban fabric.


LIHI to redevelop Central District property with 60 affordable apartments

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The DJC reported in April that the Low Income Housing Institute was planning to demolish a century-old apartment building at 712 26th Ave. in the Central District.

Coast Construction breaks ground on its new HQ in Arlington

By JOURNAL STAFF

Coast Construction Group has broken ground on its new $13 million headquarters campus in Arlington.


Go our own way: easier said than done on Washington construction projects

By COLM NELSON

Construction breakups rarely go well. The smoothest usually involves a mutual separation and descoping of work or services, with the following key terms resolved before the parties separate: payment, insurance coverage, continuing warranties, assignment of subcontracts, title to goods and drawings, and survival of provisions that may be triggered later, such as indemnity.


Lynnwood set to start $7M pedestrian, bicycle underpass project

By LISA LANNIGAN

Work involves a new shared-use path, a connection to the Interurban Trail and a new city entry monument sign.

Renton property sells for $3M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A commercial building at 205 Logan Ave. S. sold last week for $2.9 million, according to King County records.

Des Moines auto shop trades for over $6M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An automotive property at 22001 Pacific Hwy. S. sold last week for a little over $6.2 million, according to King County records.

As AI grips world, the thrill of collecting vintage computers is growing

By TERRY CHEA

A community of hobbyists is preserving the classic computers that helped launch the digital revolution.


Beacon Hill units find new hands

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment building at 1340 12th Ave. S. sold last week for a little over $3.1 million, according to King County records.


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Construction
Go our own way: easier said than done on Washington construction projects
Construction employment, wages up in July
Coast Construction breaks ground on its new HQ in Arlington
Lynnwood set to start $7M pedestrian, bicycle underpass project
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Technology
As AI grips world, the thrill of collecting vintage computers is growing

Real Estate
WCCR seeking to fill Magic Mouse hole in PSQ
Renton property sells for $3M
Beacon Hill units find new hands
Des Moines auto shop trades for over $6M
Lake Union starts Magnolia Albertsons assemblage
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