Seattle
JLL to Lease Office Portion of Seattle Mixed-Use Campus
Developed by SECO Development, the 2.4 million-square-foot mixed-use project will include a three-building office campus, the 383-unit luxury Bristol Residences, 30,000 square feet of retail space and a 347-key Hyatt Regency. Occupancy for the office portion is set to start as early as July 2018.
W Hotels Opens First W Sound Suite in North America
The company, together with its partner Coca-Cola, opened a private recording studio and creative space at W Seattle. Josh Held Design designed the Sound Suite concept.
Facebook Seattle HQ Commands $286M
Tristar Capital and RFR Holding have partnered to acquire Dexter Station, a 10-story, Class A office building in the city’s South Lake Union neighborhood.
Seattle Lands $670M Mixed-Use Project
Oakpointe Communities and Presidio Residential have received approval for the development of LakePointe Urban Village, a 214-acre master-planned community in Covington, Wash.
Savills Studley Relocates Seattle Office
The company will occupy 6,500 square feet on the 19th floor of the Class A Russell Investments Center in downtown. The offices will be designed by IA Interior Architects and built out by Gateway Construction.
John Lo Joins CBRE as SVP
John will bring more than 23 years of experience in commercial real estate finance to his new role. Prior to joining CBRE, John worked for three years at JLL.
New Owners Rebrand Seattle High-Rise Project
Weber Thompson is serving as architect of the 41-story Arrivé. The tower is scheduled to be delivered in the first quarter of 2019.
Red Propeller Expands Seattle Team
After a five-year tenure at Crescent Communities, Tyler Niess joins Red Propeller’s Seattle team. He brings extensive experience in marketing and product strategy.
F5 Inks Major Lease at Upcoming Seattle Tower
The deal also comes with a new name for Daniels Real Estate’s 48-story, 700,577-square-foot high-rise, which has been known as The Mark.
RE Forecast: Cloudy with Some Sunshine
Executives from Hines, AvalonBay and Trepp offered their outlook for the next three years as ULI unveiled the results of its Real Estate Consensus Forecast.