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In a rare Mercer Island sale, for $157M, Mesirow makes big TOD bet
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Occupying nearly a full block on Mercer Island, the mixed-use Island Square sold this week for $157 million, according to King County records.

67 Everett units, all affordable, to follow church demo

By BRIAN MILLER

The Everett United Church of Christ is bound for demolition, to be replaced by an affordable senior housing project dubbed Rainbow Terrace.


Designs unveiled for $31M Loyal Heights Community Center renovation

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Seattle Parks and Recreation is getting closer to starting a long-anticipated renovation of the Loyal Heights Community Center at 2101 N.W. 77th St.

Security Properties pays over $55M for 134 Issaquah units

By BRIAN MILLER

An apartment complex at 5105 Issaquah-Pine Lake Road S.E. sold this week for $55.1 million, according to King County records.


SLU's landmarked Stack House offices, once home to Amazon, could be yours

By BRIAN MILLER

Two summers back, Timberlane Partners acquired the Stack House block in South Lake Union, then paying about $115 million for its 278 apartments, 140-foot-tall smokestack and the vintage office building at 1265 Republican St. — our focus here.

Construction begins on $7B redevelopment in Chicago's West Side

By JOURNAL STAFF

The $7 billion 1901 Project officially broke ground on its first phase last month, launching the transformation of more than 55 acres of vacant surface parking into a mixed-use development.


Movers & Markets: Oliveri over to Lee

By JOURNAL STAFF

Lee & Associates announced this month that Angela Oliveri and her retail team have joined that brokerage.

India's capital part of aggressive electric vehicle targets in bid to curb air pollution

By SIBI ARASU and PIYUSH NAGPAL

Starting in 2027, any newly registered three-wheeled vehicles and small trucks must be electric, and two-wheelers the following year.


New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash

By PHILIP MARCELO

Five states have agreed to accept nuclear waste from around the country in exchange for federal help developing nuclear energy to create thousands of jobs.

TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Dulles reportedly set for $22B reno
Designs unveiled for $31M Loyal Heights Community Center renovation

Business
Fed leaves interest rate unchanged
India's capital part of aggressive electric vehicle targets in bid to curb air pollution
New York school pauses plan to deploy humanlike AI robot teacher after backlash
Oil prices jump as sinking AI stocks drag Wall Street lower

Construction
Building what matters: innovative, sustainable transportation infrastructure for a growing region
Building Seattle’s next civic legacy
Leveraging communications to earn public project support
Connecting and revitalizing Seattle’s waterfront
Designing infrastructure for multiple benefits: lessons from the Chehalis Basin strategy
Tacoma Narrows joint work continues

Environment
Seattle SEPA appeal streamline passes

Technology
US bans humanoid robot imports
Meta shares down over layoff costs

Real Estate
Movers & Markets: Oliveri over to Lee
SLU's landmarked Stack House offices, once home to Amazon, could be yours
67 Everett units, all affordable, to follow church demo
In a rare Mercer Island sale, for $157M, Mesirow makes big TOD bet
Security Properties pays over $55M for 134 Issaquah units
Construction begins on $7B redevelopment in Chicago's West Side
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Aileen Sunde
Truebeck Construction
Matt Hoffman
Maul Foster & Alongi
Ken Miller
Perkins&Will
Howard Howlett
Gensler





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