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A venture-capital family led by Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla has agreed to buy the reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks for a record $9.612 billion, a deal that forces the Khoslas to surrender their stake in the rival San Francisco 49ers and resets the ceiling for professional sports valuations.
The Khosla family has agreed to purchase t...
Newport Beach-based BKM Capital Partners deepens its decade-long bet on South King County’s industrial corridor, snapping up multiple buildings and vacant land from Blackstone’s Link Logistics.
A Newport Beach industrial investor that has spent a decade building a presence in the Puget Sound market has paid $85.7 million for a cluster of multi-tenant indust...
Payment-processing giant Stripe has expanded its downtown Seattle presence at Madison Centre with an additional 44,508 square feet, roughly doubling a footprint it first established in the tower in 2018 and delivering one of the second quarter’s marquee office deals.
Stripe secured the space at the 37-story tower at 920 Fifth Avenue, landing a lease that Co...
Salesforce-owned Tableau has renewed its lease for 114,318 square feet at the DATA 1 building in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood, one of the largest renewals recorded in the market during the second quarter and a signal that the analytics firm intends to keep its roots in the waterfront tech enclave.
The renewal, at 744 North 34th Street, ranked among the qu...
Seattle’s battered office market posted its first meaningful improvement in availability in several quarters, as a burst of large technology and professional-services leases pulled the city’s availability rate down to 32.1 percent in the second quarter of 2026, according to Colliers’ latest report.
The Q2 2026 Seattle Office Market Report from Colliers fram...