Nick Pasion

1 week ago | bizjournals.com | Nick Pasion

The popular chain has now zeroed in at least three of the four Puget Sound-area locations it has announced as expansion targets. The Puget Sound-area expansion plans of a fried-chicken goliath are coming into clearer focus. Raising Cane’s Chicken Fingers signed a long-term ground lease for a 1.3-acre site on the 27200 block of Covington Way Southeast in Covington, according to filings in King County last week. The property neighbors a Caliber Collision auto shop.

1 week ago | bizjournals.com | Nick Pasion

The company does not appear to have leased another space elsewhere, according to CBRE. AT&T Inc. (NYSE: T) has vacated a longtime corporate office in Redmond, according to a report by CBRE last week. The telecommunications giant left behind 73,000 square feet at 7277 164th Ave. NE. in Redmond Town Center and does not appear to have leased another space elsewhere. AT&T has “no corresponding relocation,” CBRE wrote in the report. AT&T did not return a request for comment Friday.

1 week ago | bizjournals.com | Nick Pasion

The lease is set to expire in the coming weeks. Amazon halted operations in the facility last month. Amazon.com Inc. (Nasdaq: AMZN) has shuttered a giant sorting facility in SeaTac and is consolidating its operations to a nearby warehouse in Kent, the company confirmed Wednesday. With the move, Amazon will leave behind 341,000 square feet of space at the IAC Commerce Center SeaTac at 20529 24th Ave. S.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Nick Pasion

The sale is part of a companywide “growth strategy” to focus on hotel operations. The University Inn in Seattle sold last week, but its former owner says not much will change. Bellevue-based Staypineapple Hotels Inc. sold the 102-room hotel at 4140 Roosevelt Way NE in the University District for $27 million to Seattle investment firm Onelin Capital Corp., according to a King County excise tax affidavit filed last week.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Nick Pasion

The company is looking to occupy one floor of a downtown Seattle high-rise. Netflix appears to be headed to Seattle. The video-streaming giant is looking to occupy a floor in downtown Seattle's Madison Centre, according to a permit request filed with the city earlier this week. The space is about 22,000 square feet, per building plans. Netflix did not immediately return a request for comment.