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On the Block: Fresh paint for Pioneer Square misfit

Barry Johnson’s new mural is the best thing to happen to the Brutalist-style parking garage in its 56-year-history.

Goodman sells the Baldwyn, with 235 Northgate units, for $78M

By BRIAN MILLER

King County recorded the sale this week of the fairly new Baldwyn apartments, just east of Northgate Station, for $78 million.



Bank OZK takes ownership of empty new Chapter Buildings

By BRIAN MILLER

In the University District, a pair of recently developed and seemingly vacant office buildings changed hands this week. Because there are ground leases involved, King County recorded the two transactions on Tuesday in a non-standard fashion.



Can you handle this NBBJ-designed office building in Ohio?

By BRIAN MILLER

New on the market: Ohio's iconic Longaberger basket building, which was purpose-built for the family basket business in 1997.


Democratic congressman asks the CFPB to investigate ‘rent now, pay later' companies

By KEN SWEET

A Democratic member of Congress is calling for the federal government to investigate the growing “rent now, pay later” industry, saying Americans may not understand the fees and cost structure of these products as the services become more widely available.


County, Seattle reset KCRHA

By JOURNAL STAFF

Yesterday, King County Exec. Girmay Zahilay and Seattle Mayor B. Katie Wilson announced a three-part plan that they say will stabilize, right-size and reset the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA).


20 Ballard units sell for over $4M

By JOURNAL STAFF

An apartment building at 2418 N.W. 57th St. sold this week for about $4.3 million, according to King County records.


195 Redmond units sell for $94M

By JOURNAL STAFF

In the second of two related deals between the same parties, Goodman Real Estate has sold its fairly new Cru at Willows 124 apartments. King County recorded the $94 million deal shortly before deadline Wednesday.



30 Capitol Hill units change hands

By JOURNAL STAFF

A vintage apartment building at 321 Broadway E. sold this week for just over $4.5 million, according to King County records.


Previous Stories


July 1, 2026
Bellingham co-housing project takes shape — and they're taking downpayments
20 Burien units sell for $3M
102 Bellevue Way units could be yours to build
Marymoor building sells for $19M
Fremont offices change hands
Mural debuts in Pioneer Square

June 30, 2026
Belltown block rises in value, with 100-foot HOP bonus height!
Auburn industrial changes hands
CBRE arranges complex financing for affordable units in Frederickson
Big Arlington logistics building could be yours to buy and fill
Fremont site could see new units
Saks emerges from Chapter 11 with less debt and a new name
Everett industrial sells for nearly $29M

June 29, 2026
PSQ corner cafe changes cuisine from Korean to Spanish
Soft demo begins at landmarked American Can building
Exxel Pacific to build 64 Bellingham units, all affordable
At Auburn 18, Sierra making swift progress on big warehouse for Home Depot
Aerospace property sells for over $37M
Bellevue retail sells for $7M

June 26, 2026
Stadium District bar opens in time for World Cup
Near station, Compass has topped out on 224 Redmond units
Gov. creates state economic council
Wallace planning 1MSF medical office campus near Wilburton Station
U District units find new hands
Church group buys U District lot
Chase to expand in low-income areas

June 25, 2026
Fourth Avenue breaks ground on 72 Richland units
Bellevue Way shop among first new combined Bed Bath & Beyond, Container Store concept
Movers & Markets: NAIOP Washington explores Belltown
Redmond pays over $38M for gravel pit
Starbucks drive-thru changes hands
Federal officials plan to offload some warehouses purchased for immigrant detention
Absher completes Birch Grove, with 120 supportive units, in Lake City
Industrial trio trades for $20M
Trump halts signing for housing bill
Features

Movers & Markets: DSA honors McCullough

By BRIAN MILLER

Jack McCullough is, without doubt, the city's leading land-use attorney. And to further confirm that exalted status, the Downtown Seattle Association recently named him City Maker of the Year.



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