Brian Miller

2 weeks ago | djc.com | Brian Miller

Subscriber content preview The century-old building now has much empty space, at grade and above. Back in 2012, during the long boom following the Great Recession, Fana Group paid nearly $8.6 million for downtown's landmarked A.E. Doyle Building. That was almost double the price of the prior trade, only two years before.  . . .

2 weeks ago | djc.com | Brian Miller

Subscriber content preview Legacy Partners claims nearly final plan for 178 Fremont units Renderings by Urbal Architecture [enlarge] A Fremont apartment proposal first emerged in late 2021, as the DJC reported, that would entail the preservation of a small landmarked office building. Working with Pollard Entities, Ankrom Moisan Architects designed the main project at 3670 Woodland Park Ave. N.

2 weeks ago | djc.com | Brian Miller

Subscriber content preview Legacy Partners claims nearly final plan for 178 Fremont units Renderings by Urbal Architecture [enlarge] A Fremont apartment proposal first emerged in late 2021, as the DJC reported, that would entail the preservation of a small landmarked office building. Working with Pollard Entities, Ankrom Moisan Architects designed the main project at 3670 Woodland Park Ave. N.

2 weeks ago | djc.com | Brian Miller

Subscriber content preview Sage adds another 58 units to Markwood in Skagit County Sage Homes began building the Markwood apartments in Burlington back in 2022; those west 156 units were completed in phases last year at 623 W. Stevens Road in Burlington, just west of Interstate 5 in Skagit County.  . . . To read this story in full login or purchase a subscription.

2 weeks ago | djc.com | Brian Miller

Subscriber content preview Starbucks pulled of the corner space last fall, followed by the signage. Immediately east of Pike Place Market, at 102 Pike St. on First Avenue, Starbucks said last year that it was “temporarily” closing that location — not to be confused with its historic old shop inside the market. But, as the DJC reported in January, the Starbucks signage was then pulled down, and landlord Samis Land Co. began seeking to fill the space in December.  . . .