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The $149 million Atlas sale highlights the Eastside’s edge over Seattle’s urban core as Puget Sound multifamily sales volume nearly triples quarter-over-quarter. Kennedy Wilson has sold Atlas Apartments, a 344-unit community in downtown Issaquah, for $149 million, or about $433,000 per unit, locking in a modest gain on a nine-year hold as Eastside apartment fundamentals o...


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BrainChild Bio, the Seattle Children's spinout developing CAR-T therapies for pediatric brain tumors, has secured 31,000 square feet at Alexandria Real Estate Equities' eleven50 building at 1150 Eastlake Avenue E., landing one of the largest lab deals of the third quarter in a Seattle life science market where vacancy is still climbing.

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The Housing Authority of Snohomish County has started construction on The Bow Tie, a two-building, 124-unit affordable community a short walk from Lynnwood’s light rail station, stitching together tax-credit equity, bonds, public money and $6.5 million from Amazon’s Housing Equity Fund to cover a roughly $726,600-per-unit cost.

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Clackamas Community College will start construction on the 38,000-square-foot Holden Natural Resources Center on its Oregon City campus, a $56 million bond-backed building that will put forestry, wildland fire and horticulture training under one roof with OSU Extension's county office and one of only two college tree-climbing labs in the country.

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Nearly two years into a federally funded Service Development Plan, Washington, Oregon and British Columbia have moved Cascadia High-Speed Rail out of broad corridor studies and into the harder work of sketching routes, service patterns, a financial plan and a governance model, all due by 2028 and none of it yet tied to a station site.

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