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Call it the Tom Douglas Effect: Moves by smart investors are leading to more businesses jumping in.
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What, we can actually win Race to the Top money for local schools? McGinn, Constantine team up on 3rd Avenue safety. The Rock Hall of Fame recognizes Seattle greats.
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Urban soul is like porn, you know when you see it. It's hard to define, hard to create, impossible to codify. Yet it exists.
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Seattle merges into the super-flexible car-share lane: why one-way is the way to go.
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The economy is mandating a return to smarter, community-oriented growth.
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America has become a place where the affluent may consciously go shopping for a new hometown. The phenomenon is reshaping many Western communities.
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A style forged 100 years ago now conquers cities and campuses all over the world. It's a lovely aesthetic, but it's stamping out 5,000 years of design and regional differences.
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Focusing development around rail stations makes good planning sense, but it's proving maddeningly hard to do. There are better routes by using bus stops.
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An architect of the new plan, before the city council for final approval next week, describes how an inclusive process welded together many aspirations for low-income housing.
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The City Council is about to review a controversial proposal for extensive redevelopment of this low-income village. The figures don't add up, and too many poor people will be displaced.
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From different corners in the city, the urban agriculture movement grows and grows.
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Like other Sun Belt centers, Charlotte is nervous about density, even as it prepares for Democrats to gather in convention.
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Developers jostle at Third and Cedar in Belltown, where a new building will go up right in front of an existing condominium tower.
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With the opening of City Target on Second Avenue, we have a clear sign of how retailers are shaping strategies for the new urban residents. Seattle and Chicago mark the first two City Target stores, just opened.
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Chinese investors, who have long favored other West Coast areas, now are paying cash to snap up mansions and land around Seattle.
Absent an arena, the values would sink back to well below that Chris Hansen paid for them. Will he bide his time, or start looking for other uses for assembled lands?
The 98004 zip code from the Eastside was responsible for most of the multi-million dollar home sales in Seattle during the first quarter of this year, local real estate company Redfin said.
Four years and about 900 permits later, Vancouver's laneway housing policy is up for review.
The Viking Tavern joins the list of authentic places being pushed out by condo-economics and the need for the owners to have a retirement nest egg.
Seattle home prices are up nearly 10 percent in the past year. The numbers match a nationwide rise in home prices.
The pace of building is torrid, which worries observers about creating a glut. Renters could find prices coming down.