SANDPOINT, ID-Multifamily development is part of the resort makeover, and sales of the first two projects have been brisk. Looking ahead to the other eight or nine projects, Harbor Mountain LLC is optimistic but uncertain.
LYNWOOD, WA-Its third quarter vacancy numbers, like the rest of Puget Sound's market, look to have been hit with an ugly stick. But Cushman & Wakefield broker Gary Bullington says someday the Northend will be asked to the prom.
BELLEVUE, WA-Frank N. Young, Jr. has stepped down from the position of chairman and CEO, which he had held for decades. Up from president and into Young's shoes moves another long-time GLY fixture, Roger Anderson.
SEATTLE, WA-According to Colliers International, Puget Sound posted the "strongest overall vacancy numbers in three years," with mall performance and rental rates all looking strong. The area now looks to holiday sales.
SEATTLE, WA-According to Colliers International, Puget Sound posted the "strongest overall vacancy numbers in three years," with mall performance and rental rates all looking strong. The area now looks to holiday sales.
BELLEVUE, WA-If and when they will be built remains a question, but a third-quarter report by Cushman & Wakefield lists 7.3 million sf worth of office projects proposed for construction throughout Eastside sub-markets.
REDMOND, WA-The medical manufacturing company had hoped to find a buyer for its property before downsizing out of it. But the stagnant market has borne no buyer and the company has shifted its search to tenants.
BELLEVUE, WA-Cushman & Wakefield says the vacancy rate in the CBD here has nearly doubled since the end of the second quarter, with rent rates are dropping in response. But a C&W broker says the market may have hit a plateau.
SEATTLE, WA-"There's been a fair amount of conversation that the investment side (of retail real estate) is going to turn down, but we haven't seen it," says Paul Sleeth, a broker with Colliers International.
BELLEVUE, WA-Cushman & Wakefield says the vacancy rate in the CBD here has nearly doubled since the end of the second quarter, with rent rates are dropping in response. But a C&W broker says the market may have hit a plateau.