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Modera Bridle Trails

Combining the spacious feel of single-family living with the amenities of a premier apartment community, the new 369-unit Modera Bridle Trails complements its residential surroundings with intentional design moments, mature planting and a stormwater strategy that solves long-standing neighborhood flooding issues.
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Long-planned West Seattle park is close to groundbreaking

By EMMA LAPWORTH

Seattle Parks and Recreation is hoping to break ground in December on a new city park at 4723 40th Ave. S.W. in West Seattle's Junction neighborhood.



DevCo's 214 Everett units are well above ground

By BRIAN MILLER

On nearly a full block in Everett, bisected by an alley, DevCo broke ground last year on a 214-unit midrise apartment project.


Nov. 12 event to spotlight building in Bothell

By JOURNAL STAFF

Economic Alliance Snohomish County (EASC) and the city of Bothell are holding Build in Bothell at the city's Cascadia College Campus from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m on Nov. 12.



Historic clock returns to ferry terminal

By JOURNAL STAFF

A longtime symbol of Seattle's waterfront is once again on display at the Seattle Multimodal Ferry Terminal, as the historic Colman Clock has been reinstalled after several years in storage.



Ballard Link DEIS out Dec. 11

By JOURNAL STAFF

Sound Transit and the Federal Transit Administration will release the draft environmental impact statement for the Ballard Link Extension on Dec. 11. That will open a 60-day public comment period that runs through Feb. 9, 2027.


Bellevue's Airfield Park moves forward

By JOURNAL STAFF

The city of Bellevue is seeking a geotechnical engineer to turn 28 acres of open space, meadows and forest in Eastgate into an active park. Meanwhile, the shortlist is in for the project's progressive design-builder.


Tacoma updates maintenance code

By JOURNAL STAFF

The Tacoma City Council has passed Ordinance 29125. Effective Jan 1, the ordinance will implement a consistent, comprehensive, and legally defensible standard for property maintenance in the city as well as strengthening tools for addressing repeat and chronic violations.


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October 30, 2026
You can bring Otis on light rail on-leash — for now
Two new playgrounds open in Tacoma
With modular assist, spa opens in Wallingford on compact construction timeline
Ocean Pavilion takes home top engineering honor
AE billings show market challenges
Jobless claims slide to lowest since mid-July
Economy grows at brisk 3.4% pace

October 29, 2026
Transit systems weigh whether to run trains without a human at the controls
Carrix claims four floors at The Jack for new HQ
Seattle industrial vacancy hits 9.7% as new development cools
Washington port projects get $35M infrastructure hoist
New twist for Seattle waterfront
Audi to build $4B vehicle plant in Georgia
GC wanted for ‘wild' zoo project
Celebration today for Route 40 fixes
Last week for Everett Link EIS comments

October 28, 2026
Ishigaki Wall, built by master craftsman, debuts at Seattle Japanese Garden
Third Riverfront apartment building nears completion in Everett
Shortlist out for $69M Husky Hall
TCO arrives for small Squire Park infill project
Anacortes port seeks builder for event center, waterfront revamp
Port Orchard Marina work rebid
Student artists wanted for Memorial Stadium project
New crosswalks brighten Bellevue
US Steel approves plan for $3B mill

October 27, 2026
A perspective on Partnering
$32M Moses Lake rail job ready to roll
MKA honored for SpeedCore structural system
Renovation completes multi-year transformation of Tulalip Casino
Blue Origin signs big Des Moines lease, with manufacturing facility planned
Retired ocean liner ready for reef duty
Construction industry adds jobs, but warning signs emerge
Bridge opens first building of Briar apartments at Spring District
A fire at a seafood plant in Oregon forces evacuations

October 26, 2026
Lowlander Brewing
Interbay dirt gets turned for luxury car condos
LeeAnn Cochran joins prestigious national academy
Northbound Ship Canal work ready to wrap for the year
Visitor center opens at Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
Big tiny house village set to open
Tacoma seeks ADA feedback
FEMA launches flood insurance tool


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