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SEPA hurdle cleared for 27-story Bellevue apartment tower
Rendering by Runberg Architecture Group
Developed 47 years ago in downtown Bellevue, the small office building at 305 108th Ave. N.E. is surely bound for demolition. When?

Southworth ferry terminal redevelopment sails ahead

By LISA LANNIGAN

It's known as the Triangle Route. And those who rely on it understand the importance of every point of the ferry connection that moves 2 million riders a year between West Seattle, Vashon Island and Kitsap County.


Kitchen & Market coming to Queen Anne

By BRIAN MILLER

On the corner of McGraw Street, at 2401 Queen Anne Ave. N., hilltop residents knew for many decades where to source their fresh meat, fish and poultry. The little green building was the longtime home to B&E Meats & Seafood, which announced last year that it would close.

Cyclists rejoice! Pioneer Square bike lane gap is closing

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The Seattle Department of Transportation is adding a two-way protected bike lane in Pioneer Square that will fill a 600-foot gap between the existing downtown protected bike lane network and the waterfront.

Crosslake opening day packed with celebrations

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Sound Transit will open the long-awaited Crosslake Connection, which will be the first light rail line in the world to operate on a floating bridge, to riders on March 28.

Molbak's site plan gets city's approval

By JOURNAL STAFF

Last Tuesday, the Woodinville City Council approved the redevelopment plan for the 19-acre former Molbak's property, now dubbed Midtown Woodinville.


108 Tacoma units trade for $16M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment complex at 6830 Tacoma Mall Blvd. sold last month for almost $15.9 million. Pierce County only recently recorded the sale.


The Harp

Set on a prominent triangular corner in Fremont at 3860 Bridge Way. N., The Harp is a distinctive five-story infill building with 19 apartments and four commercial units.
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The advantage of buying a used luxury car rather than a new non-luxury car

By DAN FRIO

For about the same price as a new car, you can buy a used luxury model.


When gas prices go up, changing the way you drive can stretch your fuel just a bit farther

By ALEXA ST. JOHN and KIKI SIDERIS

Here are seven tips from experts for drivers looking to save a little money.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Crosslake opening day packed with celebrations
Molbak's site plan gets city's approval

Business
Georgia suspends fuel tax, but other states may not follow
Nordstrom Rack set for Kennewick

Construction
The Harp
Cyclists rejoice! Pioneer Square bike lane gap is closing
Southworth ferry terminal redevelopment sails ahead

Technology
Uber to invest $1.25B in Rivian

Money
The advantage of buying a used luxury car rather than a new non-luxury car
4 strategies for an organized tax season
When gas prices go up, changing the way you drive can stretch your fuel just a bit farther
Tax scams are on the rise. Here's what to know

Real Estate
SEPA hurdle cleared for 27-story Bellevue apartment tower
BOMA seeks industry input on new mixed-use measurement standard
Kitchen & Market coming to Queen Anne
Another sale for Arena Sports site
108 Tacoma units trade for $16M
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Daniel Kleeschulte
Olson Kundig
Amy Vanderhorst
Integrus Architecture
Gabrielle Clune
Olson Kundig
Dylan Corr
Olson Kundig





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