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In addition to its diverse project mix, Encore contributes its success to a collaborative culture driven by employee ownership, with more than half of the firm's staff also serving as company shareholders.
Qualtrics will lease 13 floors at 2+U, which includes Skanska's 38-story class-A office tower and its Urban Village, and now the office portion–which will be known as Qualtrics Tower–is now 100% leased.
Private equity real estate investment firm Unico Properties LLC has appointed tenant tech provider Equiem to launch its app in three West Coast properties, GlobeSt.com learns in this EXCLUSIVE.
The 18-story building was constructed in two phases in 1925 and 1950, renovated in 2008 and recently received more than $25 million in upgrades, including new lobby finishes and a common area addition.
So little industrial product has been developed to cater to Seattle's smaller users, even though they make up a majority of the tenant base, that finding new functional product is difficult in this size range.
Alexandria was selected by Seattle to develop an approximately 800,000 rentable-square-foot mixed-use innovation campus, and the firm will include $5 million toward initiatives to address homelessness.
Knighthead provided an affiliate of Barcelo Homes with a $25.25 million loan secured by a 178-unit micro studio apartment project located within walking distance to the new Roosevelt light rail.
Kennedy Wilson formed a new joint venture platform with Security Benefit targeting stabilized, income producing, high-quality real estate investment opportunities in the Western United States.
For the GlobeSt.com's 2019 ADAPT awards, within the historical preservation category, we chose the Palihotel as the winner for the best upside realization of a historic building.
Construction is underway at Fremont Crossing, a two building 55,000-square-foot commercial project located along the Lake Washington Ship Canal at 316 S. Florentia St. in Seattle's Fremont neighborhood.