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Let’s drill 1,800 holes in the floors! Plus other notes from the Rejuvenate office-to-resi conversion in Uptown

By BRIAN MILLER

There’s not yet a certificate of occupancy at 201 Queen Anne Ave. N. Nor is there a furnished model unit for prospective renters to see. But the leasing website is live for the five-story, 74-unit Rejuvenate, Seattle’s first office-to-residential conversion in over two decades.

Ferguson says full speed ahead for a 3rd new hybrid-electric ferry

By LISA LANNIGAN

Wednesday marked the start of work on the first of three new ferries to be built by Eastern Shipbuilding Group in Florida.



Construction poised to start on 31 affordable Rainier Valley condos

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King & Kittitas Counties (Habitat SKKC) and local nonprofit African Community Housing & Development (ACHD) are partnering to build three affordable housing projects in the Rainier Valley.


Four finalists vie for $165M electrification of Metro SoDo bases

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The shortlist is in for King County Metro's $165 million central campus electrification.


Michigan Supreme Court rejects permit for oil pipeline under Great Lakes

By JEFFREY COLLINS

The Michigan Supreme Court has ordered state regulators to reconsider a key permit that allowed a planned tunnel to carry an oil pipeline under part of the Great Lakes to move forward.



179 Renton units set for gravel pit

By JOURNAL STAFF

Among the various business lines of Segale Properties is the humble gravel pit. And among those smaller pits, or quarries, is a 14-acre expanse at 301 Monroe Ave. N.E.


Work begins on Lewis Park revamp

By JOURNAL STAFF

Seattle Parks and Recreation will begin a series of improvements at Lewis Park next week as part of an effort to make the Beacon Hill park safer, more welcoming and easier to maintain.


Seal removed from WH helipad

Construction crews have taken apart the massive granite seal for the new White House helipad, signaling potential delays.


Arrowhead Stadium name returns

The Kansas City Chiefs' home will be once again be known simply as Arrowhead Stadium.


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