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Judge grants Save Madison Valley's request to dismiss land-use petition

King County Superior Court Judge John Ruhl has accepted a motion by Save Madison Valley to dismiss its own land-use petition challenging redevelopment plans for the City People’s Garden Store site on East Madison Street.
Committee gets to work on ADU legislation

With all legal challenges currently settled, the Seattle City Council is pushing forward with revised legislation meant to make it easier and more financially attractive to build accessory dwelling units in single-family neighborhoods.
National Development Council completes unreinforced masonry retrofit funding report
Market looks good for buyers, sellers as season approaches
Community shares designs for Africatown Plaza

The Africatown Community Land Trust is designing its mixed-use affordable housing development to be a cultural place-maker in the Central District, but not before the neighborhood has weighed in on what that looks like.
QACC loses challenge of city's analysis of ADU legislation impacts

The Seattle Hearing Examiner’s Office has upheld the City of Seattle’s final environmental impact statement for new policies meant to increase the number of accessory dwelling units developed in the city, dismissing an appeal by the Queen Anne Community Council.
Spring real estate market strong, but questions on the horizon
Save Madison Valley continues opposition to The Madison in court

Save Madison Valley has filed a land-use petition in King County Superior Court, the neighborhood group’s latest attempt to scale back plans for The Madison mixed-use development.
Making a good first impression in the seller’s market
Review boards clear Midtown Commons design

After four rounds of critical review of the Midtown Center superblock redevelopment, Lake Union Partners received the green light on Wednesday to proceed with the master use permit process.
Midtown Commons design team to make case for art

The architecture team behind the major redevelopment of the Central District’s Midtown Center will once again attempt to push its art-centric design past the finish line next week.
More options means more market time for home sales
Seattle landmarks board seeks structural engineer
Hearing Examiner's office issues decision on The Madison

The Seattle Hearing Examiner’s Office has issued a decision that could allow construction of a six-story mixed-use development with a PCC Market in Madison Valley to proceed later this year.
Buyers, sellers winning in current real estate market
Ridwell offers Seattle a fourth bin

While many people are looking around their homes for things to get rid of that just don’t spark joy, Ridwell founder Ryan Metzger hopes people will use his service to make sure those items don’t simply wind up in a landfill.
Neighbors appealing Holy Names Academy underground parking garage decision

Capitol Hill residents living near Holy Names Academy are appealing a decision to allow the private school to construct five levels of below-grade parking on its campus.
The real estate sky is not falling
Evergreen (gold) foliage like lace
Midtown Center redevelopment fails to secure artistic license

Art may be subjective, but the number of unknowns about how it will work in the latest designs for redeveloping the Central District’s Midtown Center superblock resulted in two review boards shooting down those plans.

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