Monthly Archives: October 2017
Rising Sea Levels Could Mean Trouble for Seattle-area Homes
A recent Zillow analysis indicates that due to projected sea level rise, nearly 1600 homes (about 0.85) in the city of Seattle will be flooded by the end of the century. The hardest hit area is likely to be West Seattle, which will loose nearly all of its waterfront. The Magnuson Park and Eastlake neighborhoods […]
Posted in Mixed Use Development, Regional, Residential Property, Seattle
Blackstone’s Head of Real Estate Talks Tech
In a recent interview, Jon Gray, the head of real estate for private equity giant Blackstone, spoke about the role technology is playing in the commercial real estate world. Gray stated that despite expectations, technology actually plays a major role in how capital is deployed. One major shift Gray identified was the rise in online […]
Posted in Uncategorized
Uptown Rezoned by City Council for MHA, Cultural Use
The Seattle City council has passed a bill that will allow the Uptown neighborhood, alternatively called Lower Queen Anne, to be rezoned for mandatory housing affordability. The bill features a trade-off in building height for housing affordability. Most of the height increases are modest, though they will more than double in a few select areas […]
Posted in Commercial Real Estate, Mixed Use Development
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