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RFQs on the way for next stage of downtown seawall
Photo from Magnusson Klemencic Associates
The city of Seattle will soon be seeking design and environmental consulting to continue its decades-long effort replacing its aging seawall with one supporting today's waterfront needs and conditions.

On former Spokane parking lot, Koz opens 210 workforce units

By BRIAN MILLER

Koz Development and Bouten Construction began work two years ago on a workforce housing project in Spokane.


WWU's new $54M ‘front door' tops out in Bellingham

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The final structural beam for the Western Welcome Center at Western Washington University was placed Sept. 28.

For $10M, CBRE sells LDS church to city of Kirkland

By BRIAN MILLER

As the DJC first reported in April, CBRE then put a half dozen churches belonging to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on the block.


Proposed 301 Virginia data center gains more detail, with public meeting ahead

By BRIAN MILLER

Would-be developer Digital Realty calls it Block 50. Most of us think of it as the former downtown Bed, Bath & Beyond. Its interim tenant is Cannonball Arts, on a short lease. Clise Properties owns a full city block that includes 301 Virginia St.; that's the larger north end of the block, with a parking garage over retail.

Movers & Markets: Another tenant at Harvest

By BRIAN MILLER

In Woodinville, at the mixed-use Harvest development, its main retail component opened last month &mdash. Among the long list of mostly wine- and food-related tenants is a notable exception: the co-work firm Kiln, which will take 22,045 square feet.


Budding food scrap pickup services want your coffee grounds and eggshells

By ALEXA ST. JOHN

Groups that offer pickup services are removing one of the biggest barriers to composting — getting food scraps to a composting site.


DJC wins WNPA awards for page design, special sections, business reporting

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The Daily Journal of Commerce's feature page design, special sections, and business reporting were honored this weekend at the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association's 2026 Better Newspaper Contest.


Sound Transit talks budget today

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit is set to hold a hybrid public hearing this morning on its proposed budget and property tax levy collections for the 2027 fiscal year.

Kirkland duplexes sell for over $3M

By JOURNAL STAFF

A pair of duplexes, at 906-910 Sixth St. S., recently sold for almost $3.6 million, according to King County records.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
RFQs on the way for next stage of downtown seawall

Business
Wall Street retreats from its record as stocks fall worldwide
Wilson names economic task force
DJC wins WNPA awards for page design, special sections, business reporting
Affordable housing event Oct. 10
Fed minutes: Another rate hike likely coming this year to combat persistent inflation
Tacoma outlines $5.3B budget
Scientists win chemistry Nobel for discoveries about mirrored molecules that led to many drugs

Construction
WWU's new $54M ‘front door' tops out in Bellingham
Sound Transit talks budget today
Weekend work will close I-405

Environment
Budding food scrap pickup services want your coffee grounds and eggshells

Real Estate
Movers & Markets: Another tenant at Harvest
Proposed 301 Virginia data center gains more detail, with public meeting ahead
For $10M, CBRE sells LDS church to city of Kirkland
Kirkland duplexes sell for over $3M
On former Spokane parking lot, Koz opens 210 workforce units
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Ben Freeburg
Clise Properties
Danielle Leigh
Rice Fergus Miller
Kati Stallings
Rice Fergus Miller
Anthony Scisciani
Snell & Wilmer





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