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Blue Origin signs big Des Moines lease, with manufacturing facility planned
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Once occupied by Bartell/Rite Aid, at 21202 24th Ave. S. in Des Moines, is a 265,922-square-foot industrial building that became vacant last year.

Bridge opens first building of Briar apartments at Spring District

By BRIAN MILLER

Bridge Housing hasn't formally announced it yet, but the first building at its new Briar apartments, next to the Spring District in Bellevue, began leasing in August.


Renovation completes multi-year transformation of Tulalip Casino

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The Tulalip Tribes are celebrating the completion of a multi-year transformation of the Tulalip Casino at 10200 Quil Ceda Blvd.

Anthropic files for what could be the biggest IPO ever

By BARBARA ORTUTAY and BERNARD CONDON

Its Wall Street debut next month could potentially eclipse the massive SpaceX IPO in June.

A perspective on Partnering

By SAM E. BAKER, JR.

Sam Baker, a prominent Seattle attorney who focused his practice on construction law, has recently retired from the firm now known as Smith Currie Oles LLP. He has long advocated building relationships of trust between construction contractors and their customers, especially on complex public projects.


MKA honored for SpeedCore structural system The modular system was first used at Rainier Square

By JOURNAL STAFF

The SpeedCore development team, led by Seattle structural engineering firm Magnusson Klemencic Associates (MKA), has won the American Society of Civil Engineers' (ASCE) 2026 Charles Pankow Award for Innovation

Can larger batteries safely power residential buildings?

By JENNIFER McDERMOTT

A battery system that stores excess energy when it's plentiful will power an apartment building in Buffalo.


$32M Moses Lake rail job ready to roll

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Port of Moses Lake is expected to award a $31.75 million contract for the Northern Columbia Basin Railroad Project to Missouri-based rail contractor Martinus, pending approval by the port commission board.

A fire at a seafood plant in Oregon forces evacuations

By JESSICA HILL

The city of Newport initially issued the evacuation order for a 1-mile radius surrounding a Pacific Seafood processing plant.

Halloween candy sales see a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concerns

By DEE-ANN DURBIN

Halloween candy sales are off to a slow start this year as U.S. consumers grapple with high living costs and eye-popping chocolate prices.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Renovation completes multi-year transformation of Tulalip Casino

Business
Halloween candy sales see a slow start amid high chocolate prices and affordability concerns
A fire at a seafood plant in Oregon forces evacuations
Anthropic files for what could be the biggest IPO ever
Microsoft offers mass buyouts
Wall Street rises as AI stocks keep swinging

Construction
MKA honored for SpeedCore structural system The modular system was first used at Rainier Square
A perspective on Partnering
Construction industry adds jobs, but warning signs emerge
$32M Moses Lake rail job ready to roll

Environment
Retired ocean liner ready for reef duty

Technology
Can larger batteries safely power residential buildings?

Real Estate
Bitter Lake units sell for over $17M
Weidner acquires Juanita Bay neighbor
Blue Origin signs big Des Moines lease, with manufacturing facility planned
Bridge opens first building of Briar apartments at Spring District





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