Seattle

Meeting Oakland Green requirements, the Jack London Square site will become 157 multifamily units over ground-floor retail encompassing 94,993 square feet, and include a public art installation and amenities.

The Emerald has seen a spike in serious buyers, specifically in prospects returning to tour the sales gallery, due to low interest rates along with the building's new partnership with the Thompson Seattle.

The POP is a five-story mixed-use residential and retail building located at 9634 Thorsk St. in downtown featuring 118 residential units and 12,500 square feet of ground-level retail.

ACC collaborated with Seattle's Urban Artworks to recreate Daniel Johnston's infamous "Jeremiah the Innocent" Austin mural as a permanent exterior installation at the University of Washington.

A potent combination of investor confidence, continued job growth and the excise transfer tax increase led to a record-setting year of multifamily sales in the Puget Sound region according to a study by Kidder Mathews.

Kamiak's initial strategy focuses on providing multifamily housing units with rents targeted those making less than 100% of median income, and assets needing significant renovation and repositioning capital.

Two Seattle projects, Infinity Shore Club and The Cove, exemplify the growth trajectory of the region, the need for high density and the power of local community group involvement to ensure the best possible outcomes.

The interior renovation of Colby Creek will build upon the blueprint of what the previous owner installed, including new flooring, appliances, cabinetry, countertops, hardware and plumbing fixtures.