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More JTM office space bubbling at Original Rainier Brewery
Image from Landmarks Board presentation
The DJC reported in January on ScanlanKemperBard's nascent proposal to add apartments to the Malt House building at the Original Rainier Brewery in Georgetown.

$155M bond proposal targets trail and greenway projects across Tacoma

By LISA LANNIGAN

A bond proposal on the April 28 ballot is aimed at helping to develop, expand and improve trails and greenways across Tacoma.


Costco could anchor 280-acre development near Washington, D.C.

By BRIAN MILLER

Haven't heard of Viva White Oak? That's because the 280-acre development in Maryland, near our nation's capital, hasn't yet risen above ground. But MCB Real Estate announced this week that our own Costco, based in Issaquah, has been signed as the marquee anchor tenant, with a 162,000-square-foot store planned.

Capitol Hill retail trades for $14M

By JOURNAL STAFF

Portions of the Harvard Market retail complex, at 1425 Broadway on Capitol Hill, sold this week for $14.2 million, according to King County records.

Opinion: For Washington's builders, ‘millionaires' income tax' is really a tax on cash flow

By DAVID D'HONDT

The proposed “millionaires' income tax” in Senate Bill 6346 is being presented as a measure aimed squarely at the ultra-wealthy. But for many of Washington's construction employers, it would function very differently.


$181M performing arts center breaks ground in San Francisco

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Ground was broken in January on a new performing arts center at the City College of San Francisco campus.

L&I proposes trades program fees hike

By JOURNAL STAFF

The state Department of Labor & Industries (L&I) is proposing a 6.51% fee increase for various trade programs, including Contractor Registration, Electrical, Elevator, FAS and Plumber services.

Tiny house village to get public art

By JOURNAL STAFF

Raven Village is a tiny house community at 1414 N.W. Leary Way in Ballard, which was formerly the site of the long-decommissioned Ballard City Light substation. It is operated by Chief Seattle Club.


Waterfront housing debuts in Tacoma

By JOURNAL STAFF

Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium recently completed a waterfront housing project for a unique set of residents – purple martin birds.


High-tech snowplows and AI help cities clean up from big storms

By JEFF McMURRAY

Residents of Syracuse, New York — America's snowiest city — once barraged a service hotline with street neglect complaints during blizzards, even if plows had passed two hours earlier but the work was hidden by fresh snow.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
$181M performing arts center breaks ground in San Francisco
Waterfront housing debuts in Tacoma
Tiny house village to get public art
Säzän Group
KMB architects
Environmental projects get funding
RH2 Engineering
Olson Kundig
More JTM office space bubbling at Original Rainier Brewery

Business
Dow drops 400 after trimming an early plunge of 1,200
Concert ticket industry is broken because of Ticketmaster, Justice Department lawyer says

Construction
$155M bond proposal targets trail and greenway projects across Tacoma
L&I proposes trades program fees hike
Sellen Construction
New SEPA rules aim to simplify permits
High-tech snowplows and AI help cities clean up from big storms

Opinion
Opinion: For Washington's builders, ‘millionaires' income tax' is really a tax on cash flow

Real Estate
Medical building sells for over $6M
Capitol Hill retail trades for $14M
Former Rite Aid sells for $7M
Green Lake gym changes hands
Costco could anchor 280-acre development near Washington, D.C.
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Matthew Combe
Säzän Group
Mark Gardner
Säzän Group
Peter Richardson
Sellen Construction
Nick Weymouth
Sellen Construction





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