October 31, 2024 By BRIAN MILLER Real Estate Editor Rendering by Perkins Eastman [enlarge]Completion is expected in about two years; almost all units have already been reserved. The nonprofit Transforming Age announced last week the onset of construction on its 50-unit senior community dubbed Parkshore Juanita Bay. That's at 11853 97th Ave. in Kirkland, almost immediately north of [...]
October 23, 2024 By JOURNAL STAFF Photo by Lara Swimmer [enlarge]The Bush School’s Upper School was the first school building in the state to be Phius Passive House certified. The Upper School building at the Bush School has achieved Zero Energy Certification from the International Living Future Institute (ILFI). This certification is bestowed on projects with industry-leading [...]
By Cathy Duchamp – Assistant Managing Editor, Puget Sound Business Journal Sep 17, 2024 expand A rendering shows the planned five-story condo development at 5022 Martin Luther King Jr. Way in Seattle. (courtesy Habitat for Humanity Seattle-King and Kittitas County) On an empty lot in South Seattle on Monday, Habitat for Humanity hosted a ceremonial groundbreaking for its largest [...]
July 23, 2024 By BRIAN MILLER Real Estate Editor Rendering via Prometheus Real Estate [enlarge]The project is one of three Prometheus is planning in our market. Demolition is nearing for a quartet of increasingly vacant old buildings at 3831 Stone Way N. , where Prometheus Real Estate recently secured its master use permit for a new apartment project. [...]
July 10, 2024 By BRIAN MILLER Real Estate Editor Rendering by Johnson Braund [enlarge] This view looks north at the project, for which there’s no announced start date.As the DJC first reported three years ago, Prospera Hotels has been planning a hotel on the Yesler Terrace campus. That proposal for 718 Yesler Way, designed by Johnson Braund, received its [...]
May 16, 2024 172 Capitol Hill units on track for MUP By BRIAN MILLER Real Estate Editor Renderings by Runberg Architecture Group [enlarge] Spanning nearly a half block on the east side of Capitol Hill, the long-vacant former QFC — plus a neighboring building — will be transformed into the one of the largest apartment buildings on [...]
May 16, 2024 TOD, with 425 apartments, planned for Mountlake Terrace By JOURNAL STAFF Rendering by Runberg Architecture Group [enlarge] The development would back onto a heavily forested park and front Northeast 236th Street, which is the primary thoroughfare into downtown Mountlake Terrace. Developer Mill Stream Properties Group is proposing to build a new approximately 511,000-square-foot apartment [...]
May 8, 2024 New Aegis community takes inspiration from nearby UW By JOURNAL STAFF Photos courtesy of Aegis Living [enlarge] Aegis Living Laurelhurst combines collegiate gothic and Tudor-revival architecture. The DJC reported in February that Aegis Development had received the temporary certificate of occupancy for Aegis Living Laurelhurst, a new 136-unit senior living and memory care building [...]
May 7, 2024 By BRIAN MILLER Real Estate Editor Rendering by Perkins Eastman [enlarge] The east project is the first of two buildings planned for the St. Luke’s campus. St. Luke's Episcopal Church is planning to raze and redevelop its property next to Ballard Commons Park. The long-brewing project has two components, east and west, with 290 [...]
May 1, 2024 SLU multifamily project honored for water-conscious design By JOURNAL STAFF Photos by Michael Walmsley This multifamily building has been awarded for its approach to reducing water consumption. Sitka, a 384-unit multifamily development in South Lake Union, has been named the winner of the Seattle 2030 District 2024 Vision Award in the Water [...]
