It’s a given that forethought and careful plotting are necessities in raising any structure, but the planning process takes on new significance in modern constructs. The intersection of those factors can create a complex tangle of engineering, architectural and construction issues. Beyond just making sure that it can both stand on its foundation and stand up to the elements, the modern office structure also has to account for the well-being of its occupants and the impact on the surrounding environment.

Ranked by Total estimated cost The List includes construction projects on the Eastside, which the Business Journal defines as Bellevue,

The pandemic was a disaster for commercial real estate markets. In the Seattle area, it was a boon. In 2020,

The project, “400 108th”, at 400 108th Avenue Northeast, is under design review. The design is of an 18-story tower for office use, with active uses and pedestrian amenities at the ground level, and below-grade parking. The proposed building is 696,081 gross square feet, and structured parking is 301,692 gross square feet. There is planned to be 637 parking spaces, 308,956 square feet of office space, and 7,423 square feet of retail space.

PCC Community Markets is expanding its presence on the Eastside. The Seattle-based co-op grocery chain opened its newest store — its 15th — Wednesday in Bellevue, at 11615 N.E. 4th St.

The new tower will be a few steps from the downtown light rail station, and close to several Amazon-filled offices.

We are so excited to announce our Wilburton Village/Bellevue South building has been chosen as this year’s winner for NAIOP

220,000-square-foot, rear-load industrial distribution building on 12 acres San Francisco-based Terreno Realty Corp., an acquirer, owner and operator of industrial real estate

According to City of Bellevue records, updated plans have been submitted for the Washington Federal building. The project is located at