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| Feb29th | Vulcan breaks ground on apartment complex |
Vulcan Real Estate has broken ground on a 278-unit apartment complex in South Lake Union, called Stack House, that will be built around the historic Supply Laundry building. |
| Feb29th | Seattle home prices fall 1.3 percent in December |
The Seattle metropolitan area posted one of the steeper home-price declines in the country in December, according to the closely watched Standard & Poor's/Case-Shiller home price index. |
| Feb29th | Designer Thomas Isarankura is mad about Midcentury |
Thomas Isarankura and Jennifer Meisner's house in Seattle's Magnolia neighborhood is a Midcentury modern designed by Hawley Dudley. The couple seek to keep the character of the original but modernize for a young family. |
| Feb27th | Work on 40-story downtown apartment tower set for spring |
The Ninth and Pine project would be the tallest building in Seattle's current apartment-construction boom. |
| Feb27th | Gov't moves to convert foreclosures to rentals |
The government is looking to sell off some of its stock of homes in foreclosure. |
| Feb27th | Gov't charges Bank of America with discrimination |
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development charged Bank of America Corp. on Monday with discriminating against three disabled borrowers in Michigan and Wisconsin. |
| Feb27th | Sales contracts for homes rose 2 pct. in January |
The number of Americans who signed contracts to buy homes rose in January to the highest level in nearly two years, supporting the view that the housing market is gradually coming back. |
| Feb26th | Selig now plans short office building near Sculpture Park |
Developer Martin Selig says he's backed away from plans for an 8-story apartment building on the site because the frenzy of multifamily construction "scares me." |
| Feb26th | Downtown office tower sold at a discount |
Downtown Seattle's distinctive Second & Seneca Building · also known as the Ban Roll-On or R2D2 Building for its blue rooftop dome · has been sold for 19 percent less than it fetched five years ago. |
| Feb26th | Scrimping and saving for a piece of the American dream |
Maybe from the ashes of the Great Recession, a new architecture for the middle class can rise for all of us, one that is slimmed down, but also more sustainable, and built to last. |
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