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Eastside Real Estate Event Highlights Growth, Challenges Ahead

Eastside experts met virtually Tuesday to talk about the booming commercial real estate market, the need for more housing, the state of retail and hospitality, and more in the Bellevue Chamber's first Eastside Real Estate Symposium.

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Bellevue-Based Startup Zenoti Receives $80M Investment; Valuation Reaches $1.5B

The Bellevue-based company is one of only 10 privately-held startups that are valued at over $1 billion in the Seattle area. It reached unicorn status after raising $160 million in December.

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New Funding Opportunity for Affordable Multifamily, Rental Housing Preservation

The Department of Commerce’s Housing Finance Unit is seeking applications from organizations to help preserve affordable multifamily/rental housing.

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King, Snohomish Home Prices Surge in May

The median sales price of single-family homes in King and Snohomish counties rose 29.5 percent and 35.1 percent, respectively, in May versus May 2020.

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Blue Origin Selected for Program Seeking Nuclear-Powered Aircraft; More Tech News

Kent-based Blue Origin has won a contract from the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency for the first phase of a program to test nuclear rocket propulsion in space by 2025.

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Report: Puget Sound’s Industrial Real Estate Market Sizzling

The Puget Sound industrial real estate market continues to sizzle, with warehouse and distribution property sales topping $400 million through May.

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Puget Sound Energy To Purchase 350 Megawatts of Wind Energy

Puget Sound Energy (PSE) has signed an agreement to purchase 350 megawatts of wind energy from the Montana clean energy subsidiary Clearwater Wind Project via an agreement with NextEra Energy Resources, LLC.

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Washington, Oregon Partnership Expands Access to Cultural Heritage Digital Archives

The new collaboration enables local cultural institutions to make their digital archives more visible and accessible nationwide.

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Ban on Facial Recognition Technology Passed Unanimously by King County Council

Demographic biases and government surveillance were among some of the main concerns cited.

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Downtown Issaquah Association Recognized for Community Work

Known for its historic charm and lively atmosphere, downtown Issaquah has grown through the guidance of DIA for 26 years.

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Eastside Real Estate Event Highlights Growth, Challenges Ahead

Bellevue-Based Startup Zenoti Receives $80M Investment; Valuation Reaches $1.5B

New Funding Opportunity for Affordable Multifamily, Rental Housing Preservation

King, Snohomish Home Prices Surge in May

Blue Origin Selected for Program Seeking Nuclear-Powered Aircraft; More Tech News

Report: Puget Sound’s Industrial Real Estate Market Sizzling

Puget Sound Energy To Purchase 350 Megawatts of Wind Energy

Washington, Oregon Partnership Expands Access to Cultural Heritage Digital Archives

Ban on Facial Recognition Technology Passed Unanimously by King County Council

Downtown Issaquah Association Recognized for Community Work

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