Amazon expects to spend $200 billion on data centers and other equipment this year, topping its big technology rivals in a spending spree to build out artificial intelligence networks.
On Sunday, the NFL's Seattle Seahawks face the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LX, marking a repeat of the Super Bowl matchup of 2015. This year, the Seahawks and the Patriots each come into the big game after a regular season record of 14-3.
JPMorgan Chase's demand for office space isn't slowing as the finance company expands its already-vast real estate presence in New York City and elsewhere across the United States.
Fitness chain Life Time bought a former Fred Meyer grocery store in Seattle’s Redmond suburb as part of a push by the Minnesota-based firm to expand nationally.
A real estate firm launched by former NBA team owner Robert Sarver to buy office buildings at depressed prices has acquired its first real estate in Seattle, a 10-story life science property just east of Seattle Center.
One of the largest names in the artificial intelligence slice of the tech industry is getting even bigger, delivering its latest boost to a recovering office market with a deal to more than quadruple its Seattle-area hub.
When a retail chain closes scores of stores across the United States, commercial real estate professionals at one time used to worry about filling that vacant space quickly. But now they say there’s no lack of expanding supermarket chains that could occupy the roughly five dozen Amazon Fresh grocery stores the e-commerce giant is closing, though there is a twist involved.
Another chain has joined the list of retailers shutting stores this year as outdoor apparel seller Eddie Bauer has begun holding liquidation sales throughout its brick-and-mortar locations.
Nonprofit developer Bellwether Housing is slated to start work next month on an income-restricted apartment project near a light-rail station in Redmond, one of greater Seattle’s most expensive suburbs.
Meta and Microsoft expect to spend a combined quarter trillion dollars this year on data centers and other artificial intelligence initiatives, and investors spent Thursday trying to digest what that means for each company.
A Utah-based coworking and flex space company has signed a lease for its first Washington location as part of an expansion across the western U.S. this year.
Starbucks is back in growth mode, months after closing hundreds of locations, laying off corporate employees and redesigning its cafes as part of a multiyear turnaround.
A Seattle tower traded at a fraction of its former price in a foreclosure sale as the city's downtown struggles to recover from historic low levels of demand for office space.
E-commerce giant Amazon is pulling the plug on all its Amazon-branded grocery stores, closing about 70 locations and saying it hasn't found the "right economic model" for large-scale expansion in yet another failed effort at brick-and-mortar retail.
Avison Young expanded its industrial services team with the addition of Ronan Remandaban as principal and Jesse Miranda as vice president in Chicago. The brokerage said it will advise clients in areas including acquisitions, development, site selection and procurement of electric power as Avison Young seeks to broaden its Midwest services geared to infrastructure, advanced manufacturing and related industrial property categories.
