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Fred Hutch opens new clinic building in South Lake Union
Photo by Robert Hood / Fred Hutch News Service
Today, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center will begin seeing patients at a new $320 million, 150,000-square-foot clinic building at its South Lake Union campus.

Sound Transit opening new garage today at Puyallup Sounder station

By JOURNAL STAFF

After several months of delays, Sound Transit today is expected to open its new five-level parking garage at Puyallup Station. The garage provides an additional 510 parking stalls, and a new surface lot adds 163 stalls, making a total of 1,044 stalls now available at the transit station.


MainStreet now leasing 106 Redmond units at Porch + Park

By BRIAN MILLER

MainStreet Property Group's Porch + Park is now leasing at 16050 Cleveland St. (a new address), near the future light-rail station.

New on the market, another prime Uptown property

By BRIAN MILLER

When Bamboo Garden closed during the pandemic, it seemed inevitable that the longtime landowners would eventually sell. Separate from that restaurant business, which has had various operators over the decades, a local family owns the property at 362 Roy St.


Yesler Terrace project to open in May

By JOURNAL STAFF

Applications are now being accepted for the forthcoming 13th & Fir Family Housing property, nearing the end of construction at 1215 E. Fir St.

$50.6M in grants for housing projects

By JOURNAL STAFF

Last week, the state Department of Commerce announced approximately $50.6 million in grants to 13 affordable housing projects in 10 counties throughout the state.


Verde at Esterra Park

Verde at Esterra Park is an eight-story multifamily residential development at 2808 Calder Ave. N.E. in Redmond.
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Should you switch to renting in retirement?

By LIZ WESTON

Here's what to consider before you sell your home and start renting.


Master planned community for the homeless gets go-ahead in Spanaway

By JOURNAL STAFF

Following a seven-hour meeting last Tuesday, the Pierce County Council has given the go-ahead for a new planned community of micro homes to house the formerly homeless in Spanaway. The council voted 6-1 in support of the project.


TODAY'S STORIES

A & E
Yesler Terrace project to open in May

Business
Washington Supreme Court upholds capital gains tax
Watchdog softens on Activision deal
Ford plant could make 500K EV trucks

Construction
Sound Transit opening new garage today at Puyallup Sounder station
Fred Hutch opens new clinic building in South Lake Union
Verde at Esterra Park
Human error found in train derailment

Environment
California ends some water limits after storms ease drought
Low salmon stocks may limit fisheries

Money
Should you switch to renting in retirement?
What the Fed rate increase means for your credit card bill
Slim pickings for buyers amid near-record low homes for sale
Doing the bare minimum with debt can cost you

Real Estate
Master planned community for the homeless gets go-ahead in Spanaway
New on the market, another prime Uptown property
New owner for NYC's Flatiron
MainStreet now leasing 106 Redmond units at Porch + Park
$50.6M in grants for housing projects
PEOPLE & COMPANIES
Amy McCarthy Smith
BLRB Architects
Nicholas Radon
BLRB Architects
Patricia Quist-Therson
Jackson Main Architecture
Edward Milton
Partner Valuation Advisors





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