Feb. 27, 2003
A Special Section of
By JAMES R. DELISLE, University of Washington
By TODD BENNETT, Bennett Homes
By JOE McWILLIAMS, Seattle Monorail Project
By DICK NELSON, Integrated Transport Research
By SHELLI LUCUS-KENNEDY, McDonald Insurance Group
By TIM STREGE, William M. Factory Small Business Incubator
By JIM NORMAN, Sage Real Estate Strategies
By DIANE GLENN, The Construction Consultants
By MARK MEATH, Citybank
By JORDAN LOTT, Special to the Journal
By SCOTT B. OSBORNE, Preston Gates & Ellis
By DAWN BAERLOCHER, MBK Northwest
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Featured Stories...
In Bellevue, holes aren’t the whole story What images come to mind when someone mentions “downtown Bellevue?” For many, it’s the image of the “holes in the ground” — a daily reminder of the pains a cyclical economy can bring to a commercial real estate marketplace.
By ARLAN COLLINS, CollinsWoerman Click here to read more.
Creating suburban living in the city Some developers and builders are creating alternatives to traditional subdivisions and downtown condominiums for empty nesters, professional couples and single adults.
By JEFF COX, Triad Associates
Click here to read more.
Marketing homes during war Wartime Marketing? Evidently it’s of real concern to real estate professionals, despite the fact that the housing industry continues to be the most robust segment of the economy, even against the gloomy backdrop of stock market volatility, corporate scandals and the continued fear of terrorist attacks.
By FRANZ W. GREGORY,
sgwcreative Click here to read more.
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