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Rice, Yordán Take Reins at Enterprise
A former mayor of Seattle and an investment banker from New York have taken over leadership of the affordable housing and community development organizations founded 25 years ago by James Rouse, the legendary commercial real estate developer who revitalized historic sections of Boston, Baltimore...
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Green Building Saves $$$
When Ed Key tears open his utility bill every month, he sees a clear benefit from living at Denny Park Apartments, an energyefficient green affordable housing development in Seattle.
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Seattle YWCA Does Innovative Bond Deal
SEATTLE -- The YWCA of Seattle, King County, and Snohomish County has a long history of providing affordable housing but knew it had to do more.
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West At-A-Glance
Strong economic growth is driving multifamily builders, who are expected to bring about 3,500 apartments to the Seattle region this year, up from 2,500 units in 2007, according to Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services.
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NBBJ Opens Lighting Design Studio
In response to increasing demand for lighting services and its own internal growth, Seattle architecture firm NBBJ has separated its lighting group from the architecture and interior design studio, from which it operated for seven years, and created a new studio dedicated to lighting design. The...
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Going Where the Jobs Are
Washington, D.C.—It used to be a neighborhood of seedy nightclubs and old warehouses, but D.C.’s powerful real estate market has made the land around the planned baseball stadium for the Washington Nationals, just south of the Capitol, into a massive development site.
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On most kitchen cabinet installations, the mounting screws are inconspicuous and the client never notices them.
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And the Finalists Are...
We're putting the finishing touches on the August issue of Affordable Housing Finance this week, which features the finalists of the magazine's fourth annual Readers' Choice Awards for the best affordable housing developments of 2007-2008.
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WASHINGTON
SEATTLE—Developers who face NIMBY opposition will get some support under a new policy from the Washington State Housing Finance Commission.
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Skanska at Alley24, Seattle
When the Seattle office of Skanska—a global company with expertise in construction and project development—decided to move its operations from its previous home of 30 years, a traditionally styled office interior with limited daylight exposure, its principals knew they wanted an energy-efficient...