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Couple behind the Gorge plan two new performance venues next door
Rendering by ZGF
Plans for the cultural campus include a sustainable indoor concert hall designed by ZGF Architects.

Intracorp still planning Bellevue office demo and new townhouses

By BRIAN MILLER

The demolition of Class B office buildings — considered old on the Eastside, but not truly old — is becoming a regular phenomenon now.


Trailhead TOD breaks ground in Issaquah

By NINA MILLIGAN

Issaquah's long-awaited 154-home TOD effort, Trailhead Apartments, finally celebrated its groundbreaking last week at 1550 Newport Way N.W.

Grand Illusion files plans for Varsity

By JOURNAL STAFF

There's not yet been an announcement or confirmation of a lease, which the broker says is pending. However, plans came last month for the Grand Illusion Cinema to occupy the shuttered Varsity Theatre at 4329 University Way N.E.


No traction for a glamorous plan in Renton

By BRIAN MILLER

Last summer the Saleh Foundation filed a dramatic five-story building plan, to be a community center with some office space and five apartments.

MG2 designs affordable housing for Oregon farmworkers

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Ground was broken last month on an affordable housing development designed for farmworkers and their families in Woodburn, Oregon. Woodburn is between Portland and Salem in the northern end of the Willamette Valley.

Interbay building sells for over $4M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A commercial building at 2500 15th Ave. W. sold last week for $4.2 million, according to King County records.

Tesla repair shop sells for over $18M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 5950 N. Ninth St. sold last week for $18.4 million, according to Pierce County records.

Flag down a ride to light rail on Bellevue's pilot shuttle — for free

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Bellevue's Bellhop free electric shuttle is expanding to test service from Sound Transit's 2 Line to downtown Bellevue.


FBI investigates cyberattacks on states' water systems

By MICHAEL CASEY

Digital warfare has become ingrained in military conflict, and local water plants or healthcare facilities often lack the funds and know-how to install the latest software patches or take other security steps. That has made them a favorite target, both because of the relative ease of penetrating them and because of the panic such disruptions can cause.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
SAF tours delight design-minded explorers
Homestead breaks ground on Rainier Valley townhomes
Money available for landmarking
MG2 designs affordable housing for Oregon farmworkers
Couple behind the Gorge plan two new performance venues next door

Business
Profits keep piling up for Palantir and others
Metro announces new routes
Flag down a ride to light rail on Bellevue's pilot shuttle — for free

Construction
Trailhead TOD breaks ground in Issaquah

Technology
FBI investigates cyberattacks on states' water systems

Real Estate
Intracorp still planning Bellevue office demo and new townhouses
No traction for a glamorous plan in Renton
Grand Illusion files plans for Varsity
Tesla repair shop sells for over $18M
Interbay building sells for over $4M
Rental community sells for over $22M
Industrial building in Woodinville sells for nearly $6M
Yard space in Kent trades for $9M
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Kendra Penberth
Reid Middleton
Makenna Wallingford
Middle of Six
Josie Fuller
Reid Middleton
Ava Rifenbury
Reid Middleton





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