British Columbia rejects real estate industry's call to ease short-term rental clampdown
Trade group warns that new rules hurt tourism and cut accommodations for film, construction and healthcare workers
British Columbia's largest real estate organization has called for more exemptions to short-term rental rules as the province begins to clamp down on listings by platforms such as ...
National Apartment Association to induct Marc Ross into Hall of Fame
Texas property professional to accept rental housing industry’s highest honor at conference in Las Vegas next month
The National Apartment Association plans to induct Marc Ross into the NAA Hall of Fame during the trade association’s annual conference and exposition next month.
Barnes & Noble to open at one of greater Seattle's biggest malls
National bookseller, Homewood Suites and other new businesses to launch at 1.2 million-square-foot South Hill Mall in Puyallup
Barnes & Noble is slated to open its latest store in greater Seattle this fall as part of a push by the national bookseller to launch more than 60 locations in 2025.
Canada-based Lululemon doubles office footprint in downtown Seattle
Athleisure wear company takes a second floor at Second + Seneca building
Lululemon has doubled its space at a downtown Seattle office tower in the latest sign of progress in the central district as office landlords struggle to bring down a 30% vacancy r...
Developers start multifamily project at old commercial site east of Seattle
Seven-story, 453-unit Foundry at Totem Lake to replace aging steel buildings in Kirkland
Developers have started a multifamily project in Seattle's Kirkland suburb, bringing more housing to an area with some of the highest rents in the Puget Sound region.
Tale of two downtowns: How office recovery is playing out in the Pacific Northwest’s largest cities
CoStar analysis shows full rebound could take 'years' in Portland, Oregon, and Seattle
The office recovery has been a slog in Portland, Oregon, and in Seattle, two markets held back by high downtown vacancy rates as companies and people moved away from those areas si...
Gensler taps Bert DeViterbo to lead Pacific Northwest design growth
Architecture firm promotes executive to managing director of Seattle office
Global architecture and design firm Gensler named Bert DeViterbo to head its Seattle office as managing director to grow its business amid a slowdown in billings.
Simon Fraser University breaks ground on nearly $200 million student housing tower in Burnaby
Latest project, expected to ease university housing shortage, slated to open in 2027
Construction has started on a housing tower at Simon Fraser University's main campus in Burnaby as the province of British Columbia and private developers rush to fund projects to ...
Dermody buys Washington development site as industrial construction nears record lows
Pallis Properties trades 41-acre property planned for three-building business park in Tacoma
A national firm that has been a prolific industrial developer in greater Seattle has further expanded its footprint in the region, acquiring 41 acres planned for a three-building w...
Beverage distributor signs warehouse deal in bright spot for Puget Sound
Odom Corp. plans to merge two locations at building under construction in Sumner
A wholesale distributor that specializes in beer, cider and craft liquors leased a warehouse east of the Port of Tacoma as the region's industrial market shows signs of life.
QuadReal buys Western Canada self-storage portfolio
Sale of Maple Leaf Self Storage chain ranks among Canada's costliest self-storage deals on record
The real estate arm of British Columbia's largest pension fund bought the Maple Leaf Self Storage chain and its 15 properties in what industry figures say is the nation’s largest d...
Asian grocery chain to open 10th Seattle store next month
H Mart moves into former New Seasons store in Seattle’s Ballard neighborhood
An Asian grocer will open its latest store in greater Seattle on June 5, adding to an expansion by ethnic specialty supermarkets that mirrors demographic shifts across North Americ...
International dumpling chain attracts hungry crowds in Canadian debut
Din Tai Fung opens 18th North American location on Vancouver's 'Luxury Row'
Din Tai Fung, a Michelin-starred restaurant from Taiwan known for its dim sum and xiao long bao soup dumplings, has opened its first location in Canada after expanding globally and...
Seattle apartment sale extends region's rebound of high-dollar deals
Equity Residential sells 289-unit complex to Carmel Partners for $121 million
One of the nation's largest apartment owners sold a complex in the Ballard neighborhood of Seattle, where apartment sales have reached their highest level in three years.
Newmark buys Howard Lutnick's shares as Trump's commerce secretary divests from businesses
Brokerage agrees to pay $127 million to former executive chairman
Newmark Group said it agreed to buy back nearly 11 million shares from Howard Lutnick, the former executive chairman of the real estate brokerage who stepped down after he was conf...
Maryland-based firm expands last-mile logistics portfolio in greater Seattle
Realterm extends truck terminal buying spree with acquisition near Port of Tacoma
A logistics real estate investment firm specializing in truck terminal acquisitions has extended its buying spree in the Puget Sound region with the purchase of a facility near the...
Amtrak breaks ground on $300 million Seattle railyard project
Project will support faster Airo trains set to arrive next year
Amtrak has broken ground on a new facility in Seattle designed to support faster and more comfortable trains that the national passenger railroad plans to roll out across the Pacif...
Prime Seattle waterfront development site handed back to lender
Martin Selig loses more properties in receivership as financial woes continue
Martin Selig Real Estate has transferred ownership of a Seattle waterfront property in the latest financial setback for the 67-year-old development firm that helped shape the city’...
Developer pitches British Columbia's tallest skyscraper in mixed-use proposal
Project would add thousands of homes, hotel rooms in Canada's third-largest city
A local firm filed plans for a massive mixed-use development that, if built, would include British Columbia's tallest skyscraper and help the region meet skyrocketing demand for ho...
Developers team up for Vancouver-area student housing tower
Toronto-based Pure Group joins GECC for $330 million Surrey mixed-use development
A Toronto firm has joined one of Greater Vancouver's biggest student housing operators to develop a 49-storey student housing tower near Surrey in Vancouver as the province focuses...