SEATTLE-Equity Office Properties Trust sells its last industrial asset in the Seattle MSA and unloads all five of its suburban office properties in the region in two transactions totaling 523,000 sf and $69.5 million.

SEATTLE-Diane Sugimura, acting director of the city's Department of Design, Construction and Land Use, assumes the post full-time. She will be responsible for land use and construction codes, housing and zoning enforcement and urban design.

OLYMPIA, WA-Following a state Supreme Court ruling lifting an injunction, Secretary of State Sam Reed certifies the vote on Referendum 53, the measure that overturned House Bill 2901 and repealed last year's overhaul of the state's unemployment insurance program.

TACOMA, WA-The Port of Tacoma plans to build the largest single container terminal north of Los Angeles as well as the largest construction project in the Port's 85-year history, for Evergreen Marine Corp., a Taiwan-based global carrier.

SEATTLE-Colliers Macaulay Nicolls finds its next president of corporate property services in David Passaglia, most recently Senior Managing Director for Grubb & Ellis' Corporate Services Group.

TACOMA, WA-The Ted Brown Music and Thea's Landing projects receive federal tax incentives from the Washington State Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development. Tacoma is the only place in the region to receive a special designation allowing for such credits.

BOTHELL, WA-The average annual rate on the five-year, 34,302-sf deal is $24.28 per sf, or $833,000. Another 4,000 sf of office space is still being marketed for sublease, Eden CFO Brad Powell tells GlobeSt.com.

TACOMA, WA-The Ted Brown Music and Thea's Landing projects receive federal tax incentives from the Washington State Department of Community, Trade and Economic Development. Tacoma is the only place in the region to receive a special designation allowing for such credits.