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Washington port projects get $35M infrastructure hoist
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Tacoma's Washington United Terminals is among a raft of Washington ports funding major infrastructure upgrades, thanks to federal grants announced Tuesday.

Carrix claims four floors at The Jack for new HQ

By BRIAN MILLER

At 74 S. Jackson St., facing Alaskan Way, the temporary certificate of occupancy came three years ago. JLL is the office broker for developer Urban Visions, which last month announced the Muckleshoot Tribe as a new co-owner of the vacant eight-story, 145,500-squre-foot building, aka The Jack.


Seattle industrial vacancy hits 9.7% as new development cools

By LISA LANNIGAN

Signs are starting to show that conditions may be stabilizing.


Transit systems weigh whether to run trains without a human at the controls

By JEFF McMURRAY

Rail automation in the U.S. has lagged behind Europe, but some cities are now considering it.

New twist for Seattle waterfront

By SHAWNA GAMACHE

The long-baking Knot's Landing pretzel shop on the ground floor of the Colman Terminal along Alaskan Way finally came out of the oven last week.

Church pulls plug on U District redevelopment

By BRIAN MILLER

Back in 2018, the dwindling congregation of University Temple United Methodist Church decided to redevelop its U District property at 1415 N.E. 43rd St.


Sea Creatures to open first Eastside restaurant at Bellevue's The Eight

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Sea Creatures restaurant group has signed a lease for a new restaurant at The Eight office tower in Bellevue, marking the Seattle-based group's first expansion to the Eastside.


Home sellers are lowering their prices and helping buyers to make a deal in a stagnant market

By ALEX VEIGA

A housing market hampered by surging mortgage rates, years of soaring home prices and rising inflation has many sellers stuck in limbo.


GC wanted for ‘wild' zoo project

By JOURNAL STAFF

Woodland Park Zoo is seeking a general contractor to build the second and final phase of its Wild Encounters exhibit.


Emerald Aire takes $8M Kent property

By JOURNAL STAFF

An industrial building at 8655 S. 208th St. sold this week for not quite $8.6 million, according to King County records.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
GC wanted for ‘wild' zoo project

Business
Wendy’s, struggling with beef prices and competition, gets a buyout offer
Fed keeps rates unchanged
New twist for Seattle waterfront
Bond market swings, but stocks remain steady

Construction
Washington port projects get $35M infrastructure hoist
Audi to build $4B vehicle plant in Georgia
Celebration today for Route 40 fixes

Environment
Last week for Everett Link EIS comments

Technology
Transit systems weigh whether to run trains without a human at the controls

Real Estate
Carrix claims four floors at The Jack for new HQ
Church pulls plug on U District redevelopment
Home sellers are lowering their prices and helping buyers to make a deal in a stagnant market
Emerald Aire takes $8M Kent property
Sea Creatures to open first Eastside restaurant at Bellevue's The Eight
Seattle industrial vacancy hits 9.7% as new development cools





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