What the Downtown Seattle Association calls an "unprecedented" level of development is putting up more residential and office space into town than any time in recorded downtown history.
When the old US Post Office on Capitol Hill at Broadway and Denny was torn down last week, the demolition revealed several “ghost signs” on the brick walls of the building immediately to the north.
The Pacific Place Garage at Sixth Avenue and Pine Street was built 1998 and became "key" to revitalizing a three-block area once covered with graffiti in the city's commercial core.
Seattle Facebook employees have a new home away from home. The social media giant officially moved into its new office in South Lake Union, and it looks comfy. Photos of the approximate 335,000-square-foot space show off not only plenty of new indoor space, but also outdoor room for its employees. The 10-story office building overlooking […]
The company trying to build a commercial passenger terminal at Everett's Paine Field is shooting for the first flights to begin as early as the end of 2017.
The Port of Everett submitted a Request for Qualifications for a hotel developer to build on its 65-acre waterfront lot and ground lease its "shovel-ready" site.