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Port of Seattle eyes fall start for $131M T91 redevelopment
Rendering by Mithun via Port of Seattle
Designs are being readied and the Port of Seattle is gearing up to start early construction work on the first phase of a more than $131 million upgrade of its Terminal 91 (T91) property.

Once intended for Seagen, Dermody sells empty biotech plant for $78M

By BRIAN MILLER

A vacant, new and purpose-built pharmaceutical manufacturing building, at 215 Shuksan Way (a little east of Mukilteo), sold in late July for $78 million.


Seattle Children's to expand Federal Way clinic with new outpatient surgery center

By LISA LANNIGAN

Ten years after it turned a 37,000-square-foot former Circuit City store in Federal Way into a new clinic, Seattle Children's is looking to expand its facility with a new outpatient surgery center.

Virtu pays $30M for 76 Capitol Hill units

By BRIAN MILLER

The Collins on Pine, at 1601 13th Ave., sold this week for $30 million, according to King County records. The seller was Essex Property Trust, which acquired the building when new, in 2014, for about $29.1 million.


Phoenix plans 150 Ravenna units

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Cohanim family has long owned a cluster of old buildings at 2110 N.E. 65th St., in the Ravenna neighborhood. They're home to the likes of Zeeks Pizza, Bagel Oasis, Zary Bakery and Seattle Samosa.

Al Fresco on Front opens the street to car-free fun

By NINA MILLIGAN

Front Street in Issaquah is open for business every Saturday and Sunday in August from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. but closed to cars.

Jansen wins $26.5M SeaTac project

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of SeaTac has awarded a $26.5 million contract to Jansen Inc. of Bellingham for a major pedestrian improvement project surrounding Airport Link Light Rail Station.


At The Movies: ‘The End of Oak Street' is a gonzo good time

By JAKE COYLE

At the end of the block in David Robert Mitchell's “The End of Oak Street,” is a cul-de-sac with a telephone pole in the middle and wires radiating out like the cables of a big top. It's a fitting touch for a breakneck, carnivalesque movie made with throwback showmanship.


SPR to share Jose Rizal Park design

By JOURNAL STAFF

Back in 2024, the DJC reported on a Seattle Parks and Recreation project to upgrade Dr. Jose Rizal Park at 1007 12th Ave. S. in North Beacon Hill.

‘Coyote vs. Acme' was canned by Warner Bros. But 3 years later, that's not all folks

By JAKE COYLE

Before it was dubbed “the funeral screening,” it was just when Will Forte was going to see the movie.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Port of Seattle eyes fall start for $131M T91 redevelopment

Business
Stocks rise to a record as inflation gets less bad
Al Fresco on Front opens the street to car-free fun

Construction
Jansen wins $26.5M SeaTac project
City nixes rental junk fees
Seattle Children's to expand Federal Way clinic with new outpatient surgery center

Environment
SPR to share Jose Rizal Park design

Technology
Google's new phones have slimmer cameras, more AI features

Weekend
At The Movies: ‘The End of Oak Street' is a gonzo good time
After Hours: Marc Maron headed to Tacoma
New shows by Music of Remembrance
See ‘Christmas Carol' in its 51st season
‘Coyote vs. Acme' was canned by Warner Bros. But 3 years later, that's not all folks
The warming climate is forcing marathons to consider changes to keep runners cool
Hidden iPhone keyboard shortcuts to raise your texting and typing game

Real Estate
Virtu pays $30M for 76 Capitol Hill units
Phoenix plans 150 Ravenna units
Once intended for Seagen, Dermody sells empty biotech plant for $78M
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Mark Gulin
Exxel Pacific
Henry Myers
Berkadia
Ko Choi
Sterling Realty
John Strub
Reid Middleton





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