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St. Nicholas expansion could bring 119 affordable units to Capitol Hill
Conceptual massing rendering by atelierjones
The Landmarks Preservation Board met Wednesday to hear a briefing on the potential plans, which have been designed for St. Mark's by architect atelierjones.

No design review? Harrell says let's try it for 3 years, in these areas

By BRIAN MILLER

Those areas are downtown proper, South Lake Union, Uptown and portions of Capitol Hill and First Hill. The exempted project types are residential, hotels and life science.


Newmark puts Coliseum building up for auction

By BRIAN MILLER

The century-old landmarked former Coliseum movie palace, at 500 Pike St., last traded in 2007 to an LLC associated with Principal Real Estate Investors of Iowa.

Seattle's vacant buildings face the wrecking ball

By JOURNAL STAFF

Over 40 of Seattle's vacant buildings could meet the wrecking ball following new emergency legislation recently submitted by Mayor Bruce Harrell to the City Council.


Airport building sells for $18M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An aircraft hangar at Boeing Field, at 8900 E. Marginal Way S., recently sold for about $18.3 million, according to King County records.

Pierce County Affordable Housing Week starts May 6

By JOURNAL STAFF

Hosted by the Tacoma-Pierce County Affordable Housing Consortium (TPCAHC), the week brings together community members, businesses, and organizations across a series of in-person and virtual events to discuss and address affordable housing challenges in Pierce County.

Propel Fuels opens E85 station near Yakima

By JOURNAL STAFF

Propel Fuels, a low-carbon fuel retailer, opened its first flex-fuel E85 station in the state last week at the Road Warrior Travel Center in the Yakima Valley. The station at 229 Lateral A Road is between Yakima and Wapato on Highway 97.


‘Foodscaping' slips vegetables in among the flowers for visual appeal in the garden

By JESSICA DAMIANO

"Foodscaping" is a gardening style that includes ornamental and edible plants growing side-by-side.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Pierce County Affordable Housing Week starts May 6
St. Nicholas expansion could bring 119 affordable units to Capitol Hill

Business
Netflix has nearly 270M subscribers
Wall Street drifts to a mixed finish
Jobless benefits claims hold steady
Harborstone Credit Union
Propel Fuels opens E85 station near Yakima
Sluggish start for spring homebuying season
County has $2M for unhoused refugees

Environment
Starbucks to make cup with less plastic

Technology
Personal data breached? Here's what to do next

Weekend
‘Foodscaping' slips vegetables in among the flowers for visual appeal in the garden
After 40 years in Park City, Sundance exploring options for 2027 film festival and beyond
Long-lost first model of the USS Enterprise from ‘Star Trek' boldly goes home after twisting voyage
At the Movies: 'Abigail' is a heist movie, gleefully mixed with a monster movie
After Hours: Lumen Field brunch festival June 1-2
Wild Waves reopens May 18
Ben Schwartz at The Paramount

Real Estate
No design review? Harrell says let's try it for 3 years, in these areas
Airport building sells for $18M
Newmark puts Coliseum building up for auction
Seattle's vacant buildings face the wrecking ball
Mortgage rate climbs above 7%
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Jimese Harkley
Harborstone Credit Union
Jesse Flickinger
Lane Powell
Erika Belmontes
Sila
Kim Berg
CBRE





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