Media Coverage
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A detailed look at the audacious real estate play unfolding in Tukwila
2/16/2018
Puget Sound Business Journal
By: Marc StilesEverything about the recent $4.25 million sale of an old Tukwila motel on Highway 99 last month looked ordinary except…
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Unusual partnership gives displaced Tukwila immigrants a new home
2/16/2018
Puget Sound Business Journal
By: Marc StilesEverything about the recent $4.25 million sale of an old Tukwila motel on Highway 99 last month looked ordinary except…
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Seattle Begins Construction on Cross-laminated Timber School
6/5/2017
KING 5
By: LiLi Tan
It was a sight students could not resist: Construction crews raising large panels of wood using a crane. “It’s as…
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Does 23rd & Union deal signal Seattle as place ‘everyone can live?’
5/26/2017
Seattle PI
By: Joel Connelly
A land deal at 23rd & Union, longtime the heartland of Seattle’s African-American community, offers a ray of light in…
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Puget Sound Business Journal: Developer buys Midtown Center, partners with African-American community on 550-apartment project
5/25/2017
Puget Sound Business Journal
By: Marc StilesSeattle’s African-American community has secured a big role in the redevelopment of one of the city’s last hubs of black-owned…
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Puget Sound Business Journal: These improbable partners made the historic Midtown Center deal happen
5/25/2017
Puget Sound Business Journal
By: Marc StilesA partnership of environmentalists, community organizers and real estate developers pulled off a deal this week that students of gentrification…
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KNKX: Developer, Nonprofits Reach Deal On Seattle’s Midtown Center Property
5/25/2017
KNKX
By: Simone AliceaA deal has been reached between the owners, a developer and two nonprofits on a valuable piece of property in…
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Capitol Hill Seattle Blog: Finally, a $23.25M deal — and plans for inclusive development — at 23rd and Union
5/25/2017
Capitol Hill Seattle Blog
By: Justin CarderIt is a riskier bet than most $23.25 million land deals in Seattle. But new neighbors and longtime community members are…
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Crosscut: Development deal aims to save Seattle’s black community
5/25/2017
Crosscut
By: David KromanThe 2.5-acre plot on the southeast corner of 23rd Avenue and East Union Street in Seattle’s Central District — once a…
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The Seattle Times: Unique affordable-apartment project aims to help residents stay in Central District
5/25/2017
The Seattle Times
By: Mike RosenbergThe 500-plus-unit project planned for the prominent corner of 23rd and Union is the first apartment development in Seattle to…
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The Stranger: Community Groups, Local Developers Band Together to Rebuild Heart of the Central District
5/25/2017
The Stranger
By: Ana Sofia KnaufAfter months of eviction protests, the future of MidTown Center is finally becoming clearer. Today, Seattle-based developer Lake Union Partners…
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Puget Sound Business Journal: Seattle millennials want to stay, but affordability might force them out
2/28/2017
Puget Sound Business Journal
By: Marc StilesOverwhelmingly, Seattle-area millennials love living here, and two-thirds say the region is on the right track. Even so, many say…