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Nursing home sells for $59M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A nursing home at 9988 Avondale Road N.E. sold last week for $59 million, according to King County records.

36 Uptown units sell for nearly $11M

An apartment building at 510 Fourth Ave. W. sold last week for just under $10.8 million, according to King County records.


Amtrak's Seattle maintenance facility opens, launching rail's new era

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The $250 million project was delivered on schedule and $50 million under budget, with more than 40 subs contributing to the speedy build.



Seattle strength training gym adds seventh location

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Seattle Strength & Performance (SSP) will open a new location in Eastlake this month at 2324 Eastlake Ave. E., Suite 100.



SSHD to pay $68M for 195 West Seattle units

By BRIAN MILLER

Who's the broker? If it's you, dear DJC reader, please let us know before the Youngstown Flats sale closes in December.



Kiewit sells yard space for $9M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial property at 20400 Woodinville - Snohomish Road sold last week for a little over $9.3 million, according to King County records.


Community colleges rush to expand semiconductor training

By WUFEI YU

Experts warn that the U.S. could face a shortage of 157,000 engineers and technicians by 2030.


SDCI holds free landlord workshop

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections will hold its last landlord workshop of the year on Nov. 18.


Growing list of homes here for sale

By JOURNAL STAFF

The overall inventory of area homes for sale is growing, according to the Realtor.com October monthly housing report.


Nintendo profits up, but sales down

Japanese video-game maker Nintendo has reported an11% improvement in its net profit for April-September, although its sales declined during that period.


Mortgage rate falls to 7.18%

The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate fell for the third straight week, offering some relief to prospective homebuyers facing higher home prices.


A brutal sell-off for AI stocks

By STAN CHOE

Such stocks have been swinging for months on worries that the construction of further AI data centers may slow because of how expensive it's become to borrow money. Critics also said AI stock prices had shot too high and were in a bubble.


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