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Fourth Avenue breaks ground on 72 Richland units

By BRIAN MILLER

South Badger Mountain is a 1,500-acre master planned community in Richland, south of Interstate 182 and north of Interstate 82. Now adding to the roster is the 72-unit Badger Heights apartments, which recently broke ground.


Bellevue Way shop among first new combined Bed Bath & Beyond, Container Store concept

By JOURNAL STAFF

A store in Bellevue is among the first wave of new combined Bed Bath & Beyond/The Container Store locations slated to reopen immediately as part of a nationwide rollout of the new retail format, the company announced Tuesday.


Redmond pays over $38M for gravel pit

By BRIAN MILLER

The city is planning a new maintenance and operations center on the 9.1-acre site.



Federal officials plan to offload some warehouses purchased for immigrant detention

By HEATHER HOLLINGSWORTH, RYAN FOLEY and REBECCA SANTANA

The government has spent over $1 billion on warehouses in 11 cities



Absher completes Birch Grove, with 120 supportive units, in Lake City

By BRIAN MILLER

On a former car sales lot, Absher Construction began work in early 2025 on what's now called Birch Grove, at 2821 N.E. 123rd St.



Industrial trio trades for $20M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial complex at 19026 72nd Ave. S., and the separate but nearby 19030 West Valley Hwy. S., sold this week for nearly $20.7 million, according to King County records.


Trump halts signing for housing bill

President Donald Trump has called off a signing ceremony for a housing bill at the U.S. Capitol, saying he won't sign the bill until Congress sends him a bill to require proof of citizenship for all voters.


Starbucks drive-thru changes hands

By JOURNAL STAFF

A Starbucks at 1420 Harvey Road sold this week for $2 million, according to King County records.


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Movers & Markets: NAIOP Washington explores Belltown

By BRIAN MILLER

Wear your comfy walking shoes and prepare to count your steps on Thursday, July 9. That's when NAIOP Washington will conduct a midday walking tour, beginning at noon at the landmarked and handsomely restored Labour Temple building.



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