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NEXUS Is Downtown Seattle's New In-demand High-rise Development
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NEXUS Is Downtown Seattle’s New In-demand High-rise Development

Already 93-Percent Presold, 28 Remaining Homes in High-Tech, High-Rise Introduced to Market, Occupancy by Late 2019

Sponsored by Realogics NEXUS is downtown Seattle’s most successful high-rise presale development having already sold 361 of the 389 homes with first occupancy scheduled for late 2019—the soonest amongst all the city’s new construction condominiums. Robust presales prompted the retirement of the NEXUS Sales Center in June 2018 as the developer, Burrard Group, focused their…

This Week Then: Celebrating the People of Tacoma

This Week Then: Celebrating the People of Tacoma

Plus: St. Patrick's Day history, the first Daffodil Parade and more

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Tacoman Array This week HistoryLink features new articles related to some significant people in Tacoma’s past. These essays were made possible by a Heritage Project Grant from the City of Tacoma Landmarks Preservation Commission, and we are very thankful for their support. We begin with Puyallup…

This Week Then: Looking Back on King County's First County Executive

This Week Then: Looking Back on King County’s First County Executive

Plus: Washingtonians get their first look at an aeroplane

This story was originally published at HistoryLink.org. Subscribe to their weekly newsletter. Home Rule Charter Fifty years ago this week, on March 11, 1969, King County voters elected John Spellman, a Republican, as their first county executive under the new Home Rule Charter that was approved four months earlier. Voters also chose seven new members for the…

From the Viaduct to Link Light Rail, Seattle Continues to Change

From the Viaduct to Link Light Rail, Seattle Continues to Change

This month's Editor's Note from Rachel Hart

This article appears in print in the March 2019 issue. Click here to subscribe. As our city begins to undergo one of the most epic physical changes that’s likely to occur during most of our lifetimes—the teardown of the Viaduct and the development of a new waterfront downtown—it’s only fitting that our annual best neighborhoods issue focuses on a…

The Best Seattle Area Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Best Seattle Area Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Link light rail is growing, with extensions planned in Seattle and Eastside neighborhoods. Our handy guide shows you the best places to live close to current and future light rail stations

LINKED IN: A Link light rail train pulls into the station at Columbia City, a neighborhood that has been boosted by its arrival

The Best North Seattle Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Best North Seattle Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

Though the light rail stations are not set to open until 2021 in the North End, real estate agents have already started featuring this mass-transportation option in their advertisements

COMING ATTRACTIONS: Northgate Mall owners are planning to tear down 60 percent of the shopping center, replacing much of it with residential buildings, office towers and a training facility for the city’s new National Hockey League team

The Best Bellevue and Redmond Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Best Bellevue and Redmond Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

Soon Seattle will be connected to its Eastside neighbors thanks to light rail stations opening in 2023

A new transit-oriented development, Esterra Park, is being built along 152nd Avenue NE, within walking distance of the Overlake light rail station

The Best South Seattle Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Best South Seattle Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

These local 'hoods have seen changes and growth since the arrival of Link light rail

El Centro de la Raza, a longtime neighborhood center near the light rail station entrance, is being joined by new construction

The Best Downtown Seattle Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Best Downtown Seattle Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

As our city becomes more dense, people are choosing to live and work downtown

GROWING UP: The Wave apartments in Pioneer Square are convenient to CenturyLink Field and King Street Station

Unanimous Vote Moves City’s Density Plan Forward

Unanimous Vote Moves City’s Density Plan Forward

The Seattle city council passed the Mandatory Housing Affordability plan out of committee on February 25

After almost five years, dozens of hearings, hundreds of public comments, multiple legal challenges, and enough environmental and legal analysis to fill a small apartment, the Seattle City Council is finally poised to pass the citywide Mandatory Housing Affordability (MHA) plan, which has been in the works, as part of the city’s Housing Affordability and…

The Best SeaTac Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

The Best SeaTac Neighborhoods Near Light Rail

There's more to these neighborhoods than their close proximity to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Homes around Angle Lake

Why Condos Are Making a Huge Comeback

Why Condos Are Making a Huge Comeback

For years, few of these multifamily structures were being built. But the market is changing—dramatically

Nexus will open later this year in Belltown, offering residents amenities such as a rooftop lounge

This Week Then: Looking Back on Seattle's Black Panther Party

This Week Then: Looking Back on Seattle’s Black Panther Party

Plus: Seattle's Columbia Center turns 34

Seattle Black Panther Party protesters outside of the capitol building in Olympia

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