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The Harp

Set on a prominent triangular corner in Fremont at 3860 Bridge Way. N., The Harp is a distinctive five-story infill building with 19 apartments and four commercial units.
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SEPA hurdle cleared for 27-story Bellevue apartment tower

By BRIAN MILLER

Developed 47 years ago in downtown Bellevue, the small office building at 305 108th Ave. N.E. is surely bound for demolition. When?



Crosslake opening day packed with celebrations

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Sound Transit will open the long-awaited Crosslake Connection, which will be the first light rail line in the world to operate on a floating bridge, to riders on March 28.


Southworth ferry terminal redevelopment sails ahead

By LISA LANNIGAN

It's known as the Triangle Route. And those who rely on it understand the importance of every point of the ferry connection that moves 2 million riders a year between West Seattle, Vashon Island and Kitsap County.



Cyclists rejoice! Pioneer Square bike lane gap is closing

By EMMA LAPWORTH

The Seattle Department of Transportation is adding a two-way protected bike lane in Pioneer Square that will fill a 600-foot gap between the existing downtown protected bike lane network and the waterfront.


Molbak's site plan gets city's approval

By JOURNAL STAFF

Last Tuesday, the Woodinville City Council approved the redevelopment plan for the 19-acre former Molbak's property, now dubbed Midtown Woodinville.



BOMA seeks industry input on new mixed-use measurement standard

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA) International is moving closer to releasing the latest version of its mixed-use properties floor measurement standard, and it's inviting building industry professionals to weigh in.


Previous Stories


March 20, 2026
The Phinery transforms space into home design showpiece
Gold Winner — Higher Education
Gold Winner — Public
Gold Winner — Commercial
Local landscapers honored for design excellence
Bids wanted for upgrades at Loyal Heights Community Center
Gold Winner — K-12 Education
Gold Winner — Creative Use
Gold Winner —Tile
Gold Winner — Restoration
Rome's Colosseum gets a fresh look that recreates the footprints of long-gone columns
Downtown tunnel to close for repairs
Gold Winner — Multi-family
Gold Winner — Residential

March 19, 2026
Sound Transit weighs $2B in cuts to West Seattle Link
Wilburton Trestle loses its tracks
At Yesler Terrace, 196-room hotel could be yours to build
$240K damage at Chihuly Garden

March 18, 2026
Fleet of festive pubs on wheels delivers a taste of Ireland
Clubhouse opens at master-planned community near Puyallup
Demo ahead for city-owned landmark in SLU
Celebrate Redmond's Old Fire House
Bellevue family housing progresses with a $12M boost from the city
SPS seeks designer for 6 school projects
Build with Pride to meet on March 26

March 17, 2026
Could the Chicago Bears leave Illinois? Indiana makes a play for the historic franchise
Following $34M land sale, High Street soon to start 350 Bellevue units
Kite pays over $11M for landmarked Capitol Hill apartments

March 16, 2026
PCC Corner Market
With 304 Bellevue units planned, Alliance slaps down $30M for TOD site
Benaroya Hall's $20M upgrade moves to interior phase
Mayor announces new shelter legislation and funding
Kitsap retail center underway at McCormick
34 U District units proposed


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