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Tishman Speyer isn't quitting on big Bellevue office plan
Rendering by Steelblue
Other developers, having paid big bucks for office development sites, have shifted their plans to multifamily. Not Tishman Speyer.

Exxel Pacific soon to build 360 Shoreline units near station

By BRIAN MILLER

Leeway will rise along Northeast 147th Street, on the corner of First Avenue Northeast, west of the freeway.


‘Pollution doesn’t affect all neighborhoods equally’

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

When it comes to reducing in-city pollution, should we design streets to make them more walkable and bikeable, decarbonize more buildings, or add more on-street EV chargers?

Ferguson signs housing bills

By JOURNAL STAFF

Gov. Bob Ferguson on Friday signed a slate of seven bills aimed at increasing housing supply across the state.


AI's arrival complicates Big Tech climate goals, and some worry it's locking in more fossil fuels

By TAMMY WEBBER

Companies that set ambitious climate goals at the start of the decade are seeing emissions spike as they race to build data centers and deploy AI.

LeFrak ups stake in Equinox for $44.6M

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Equinox, at 1524 Eastlake Ave. E., was completed in 2009 by Schnitzer West. It traded for about $90 million in 2016, with the new owners being Kennedy Wilson and LeFrak. The latter then had a 19% stake.

Kemper refinances Bellevue offices

By JOURNAL STAFF

Lincoln Square North is the 25-story office tower at 10401 N.E. Eighth St., on the corner of Bellevue Way, completed by Kemper Development in 2007. A rarity among office properties, it's almost fully leased. So says Newmark, which announced a $238 million refinancing for the tower last week.

New owner for Bitter Lake units

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment building at 11521 Greenwood Ave. N. sold last week for over $2.2 million, according to King County records.

Rising gas prices are a double blow for drivers who use their own vehicles for work

By DEE-ANN DURBIN and MATT SEDENSKY

Millions of people have jobs that require using personal vehicles, including delivery drivers, self-employed electricians and real estate agents.






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