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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.


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.


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

By EMMA LAPWORTH

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.



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

By BARBARA ORTUTAY

Google on Wednesday unveiled its latest lineup of Pixel phones, with slimmer cameras that include more a powerful zoom and artificial intelligence features designed to help users accomplish things with fewer taps and swipes.


‘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.


City nixes rental junk fees

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Seattle City Council has unanimously passed new legislation that will eliminate rental “junk” fees.


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.


Stocks rise to a record as inflation gets less bad

By STAN CHOE

Wall Street relaxed after a report showed prices at the U.S. wholesale level were 4.7% higher last month than a year earlier. While that's more painful than anyone would like, it's not as bad as June's 5.5% inflation rate at the wholesale level, and it was slightly better than economists expected.


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.



Previous Stories


August 13, 2026
Sofa shop set for King Street Crossing
State moves to speed wildfire recovery
126 Wilburton units, all affordable, take shape near station
Ashley Furniture pays Bridge $34M for empty warehouse
40 Tacoma units trade for over $8M
RFQ out for ST's $163M SoDo Station
Oak Harbor retail sells for $12M
Inflation slows but prices remain elevated as Iran war and spending on AI push up prices
State offers help with wildfire claims
A blockbuster $12.5B deal as Josh Kushner and Bob Iger agree to buy the Lakers, AP source says
Hearing Sept. 11 on city's Comp Plan
Safety report out on steel plant blast
Wall Street rises near a record as AI stocks climb

August 12, 2026
Take a bike break at Sound Break at RailSpur in PSQ
Concord Pacific announces fall opening, new general manager, for Seattle House
Infiniti of Bellevue is now a TOD offering at Wilburton Station
U District housing sells for over $5M
Graham Baba Architects designs new facility for longtime Vashon Island food bank
ACG to build 321 Bothell units
ABC construction backlog drops to lowest level since January
Existing home sales fall 1.7% in July
Amtrak to revamp corporate structure
Hanford adds waste grout vendors
Stocks edge further from their records

August 11, 2026
Coast Construction breaks ground on its new HQ in Arlington
WCCR seeking to fill Magic Mouse hole in PSQ
Lake Union starts Magnolia Albertsons assemblage
Renton property sells for $3M
Lynnwood set to start $7M pedestrian, bicycle underpass project
New web tool offers faster response for Seattle rental regulation questions
Beacon Hill units find new hands
Anthropic forms data center venture
As AI grips world, the thrill of collecting vintage computers is growing
Des Moines auto shop trades for over $6M
Vacancy stalls tribal casino deal
Blaze disrupts Amtrak service
Stocks edge down after oil prices climb 5%

August 10, 2026
Flight Club
In a post-pandemic world, job candidates feel caught between suits and hoodies
King County awards $2.75M for food bank facilities, renovations and capital projects
449 Wilburton units take shape, with land sale to ACG still pending
West Bellevue apartments in play
New on the market: the Old Rainier Brewery
Contractor wanted for $11.5M renovation at EvergreenHealth's Kirkland Medical Center
Voters approve Tacoma streets levy
Construction job openings jump
Delta to offer new Seattle-Tokyo route
US job market stalled in July: 23,000 jobs cut
Texas halts new data centers
Pickleball at Marymoor?

August 7, 2026
PacMed announces new neighborhood clinics, rebrand
Pinehurst Station opening nears
School in Bellevue sells for almost $17M
Buybacks of offshore wind leases now total $4B
City thought cable cars could solve gridlock
Special meeting on airport DEIS
Mortgage rates rise for 5th week
Jobless claims up to 199,000 last week
Stocks edge lower as oil prices rise and more earnings reports roll in
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