The plan for DESC's Estelle Supportive Housing complex calls for 91 units of affordable housing with supportive services for homeless men and women living with disabilities. Roughly 15 units will be allocated for people who have left the hospital.
Back in October we heard about Urban Green Villa, a condo building going up at 2401 3rd Avenue in Belltown featuring French-style living. Tonight, Taiwan-based developer Chainqui Development and GWest Architecture bring updated plans before the...
Friday, Martin Selig met with architectural review committee of the Seattle Landmarks Preservation Board and unveiled their latest plans, which call for an extremely-scaled back tower that "only" add eight levels to the four-story structure.
With the kerfuffle involving their former contractor behind them, the Washington State Convention Center expansion is moving forward with a new partner as well as a new price tag.
Tuesday, Seattle Mayor Ed Murray proposed selling the Pacific Place mall garage for $87 million to mall owner Madison Marquette. The move would give them the opportunity to build atop the property and free up the city from a money-losing investment.
Lake Union Partners and Johnson Architects head back before the design review board tonight to potentially get a recommendation on their mixed-use project planned for 3717 S Alaska Street.
Pacific Housing NW and James Davidson Architects return to meet with the design review board on Monday to discuss revised plans for their Leaf Apartments proposal in Beacon Hill. In their new renderings, there's a familiar, sad face hanging out.
Paine Field in Everett has long been considered an ideal spot to set up a secondary commercial airport for the region, but would it even make a blip given how much the region is expected to grow?
In July 2015 we found out that the Old Spaghetti Factory building at 2801 Elliott Avenue had been sold. Thanks to an upcoming design review meeting, now we know what the plans are for the space.
Luxury housing is doing well in Seattle and affordable housing is a hot topic many are focused on, but what about senior housing? It's not a topic we focus on too much but it's good to see Columbia Pacific Advisors is making sure it's happening
Capitol Hill Lofts and NK Architects return to meet with the design review board tonight to present revised plans for their apartment complex at 1820 Boylston Avenue and get a potential recommendation.
Rainier Court Associates and Johnson Braund bring their plans for both sides of Rainier Court IV back before the design review board tonight for what they hope is a recommendation to move forward on the affordable housing development.
A judge has ruled that a development partnership between Binjiang Tower Corp and Molasky Group can take over the project and attempt to reboot it after developer Lobsang Dargey was accused of stealing millions from investors.
Developer Evergreen Lodging and architect Johnson Braund will present their plans for a seven-story building at 4510 11th Avenue NE in the University District to the design review board tonight for potential recommendation.
Dubbed University Place at Union Bay, this 244-unit mixed-use project would also include 21,000 square feet of retail space that has been designated for seven businesses, including a food hall and destination restaurant.
Calhoun Properties (a.k.a. the aPodment people) and ecco design are bringing their plans for a congregate residence building in Ballard before the design review board on Friday for early design guidance.
Nine months later, it looks like the stalled Potala Tower project may have new life as a judge will decide about a proposal that would transfer ownership from Dargey to Chinese company Binjiang and Las Vegas real estate developer Molasky.
GeekWire reported last week that WeWork has their eye on some space in Martin Selig's 38-story Third and Lenora tower at 2031 Third Avenue in Belltown. Now DJC is reporting that WeWork might want to snag the space in the entire building.
Remember the Civic Square development? Eight years in the making, this Downtown Seattle-changing deal was put in jeopardy following a shakedown scandal. Now it appears to be dead after the city couldn't find a new developer.
The Washington State Convention Center expansion is a huge deal, not only for the ways it'll transform the center itself but for what else it's bringing with it to Downtown Seattle.
Last night, Chinn Investments and Hewitt Architects presented plans for their massive residential/hotel project at between 10th Avenue South and 12th Avenue South, and South Jackson Street and South Main Street to the design review board.
Sunrise DC and d/Arch LLC are bringing their plans for a six-story apartment building at 323 Bellevue Avenue E in Capitol Hill before the design review board tonight for recommendation.
Vulcan Real Estate, Hewitt Architects, and Runberg Architecture Group are bringing their plans for a massive development at the southeast corner of 23rd Avenue and Jackson Street before the design review board tonight for early design guidance.
Developer Briar Box and Caron Architecture bring their plans for a six-story mixed-use project at 417 NE 73rd Street in Green Lake called 'Meter' before the design review board this evening for potential recommendation.
Let the bubbly flow at Seattle Times HQ. The Seattle City Council has rejected the vacation of a stretch of Occidental Avnue S to Chris Hansen for his SoDo Arena project.
The building located on the edge of 36th Street and Evanston Avenue in Fremont was originally built in 1916. Alas, it will probably not make it to Year 101 because plans for Cubix Fremont go before design review board tonight for possible approval
Greenwood Ave Investors and Encore Architects unveil updated plans and designs for their four-story structure planned at 9039 Greenwood Avenue N tonight. Dubbed Greenwood Apartments, the complex will feature approximately 80 residential units.
Developer HIVE and architect Board & Vellum will present plans to the design review board this evening for a seven-story mixed-use building at 6717 Roosevelt Way NE for early design guidance.
If there's anything in short supply in Seattle right now it's quality affordable housing, especially for low income families. A new University District complex opening soon will add what it can into the mix.
Developer Mack Urban and architect CollinsWoerman are bringing revised plans for their 43-story tower at 1001 John Street in South Lake Union before the design review board on May 4 for recommendation. Plans call for 404 apartments.
While New Seasons Market has been in talks for a spot in the new Capitol Hill Station development, Central Co-op wants that spot instead. Will the developer go with the bigger company or the member-owned co-op?
