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Hubble’s new ranking of the most AI-ready U.S. metros names Seattle the country’s third-strongest AI hub and the highest-scoring market outside the Bay Area, validating a tech base that is now leading the Puget Sound office market back from its pandemic lows.
Seattle is no longer just Amazon’s and Microsoft’s hometown. It is the second most important AI dev...
Facing constrained revenue and resident pressure over congestion, Issaquah’s City Council approved a six-year transportation plan that elevates low-cost intersection and bridge fixes while pushing its most ambitious project, a $110 million I-90 crossing, years into the future.
Issaquah is betting that small wins beat big promises. On June 15, the City Counc...
Ten years after signing its lease and nine years after the project first surfaced in public filings, PCC Community Markets is finally weeks away from breaking ground on its Madison Valley store — a milestone that marks the near-completion of one of Seattle’s most closely watched and protracted mixed-use developments.
Michigan-based Velmeir Companies’ six-st...
The $44 million Luther Strong Jr. and Dr. Jackie Strong Empowerment Village opens June 23 at North Alberta Street and Williams Avenue, delivering 75 affordable apartments that prioritize Black families pushed out of the neighborhood by decades of urban renewal.
Local elected leaders from Metro and the City of Portland will join co-owners and developers Self...
The public agency that oversees T-Mobile Park has joined Seattle’s construction unions to challenge a city subarea plan that would lock housing out of the stadium district for at least a decade, reopening a land-use fight many assumed had ended in May.
The Washington State Major League Baseball Stadium Public Facilities District and the Seattle Building &am...