BELLEVUE, WA-"2002 will be remembered by landlords, tenants, owners and agents as the time we adjusted to the sudden and dramatic events in the economy and the world in 2001," says James Keating, Grubb & Ellis Senior Vice President.

SEATTLE-The natural food cooperative says it intends to sell the property to Third Place books, which plans to open a bookstore, bakery and community gathering place.

BELLEVUE, WA-"2002 will be remembered by landlords, tenants, owners and agents as the time we adjusted to the sudden and dramatic events in the economy and the world in 2001," says James Keating, Grubb & Ellis Senior Vice President.

SEATTLE-The Boeing Co. will vacate a 211,000-sf facility at the Kilroy Airport Center, adjacent to Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The termination is set to take effect at the end of the year.

SEATTLE-The mostly residential project is slated for the triangular block at the confluence of Broadway and Boren Avenue. Driscoll Architects tells GlobeSt.com it is seeking city approval on behalf of developer Behar Co.

SEATTLE-Seattle's Best Coffee, a subsidiary of AFC Enterprises Inc., plans to develop 14 cafes in the Hawaiian Islands. Four such shops already have been developed, the most recent in the Pearlridge Mall in Honolulu on the island of Oahu.

BELLEVUE, WA-Tiffany & Co. plans to open five new stores this year, including a 5,500-sf location in Bellevue Square and a 10,000-sf facility in Waikiki, HI. The local facility is set to open this May, and the Hawaii store will replace a small hotel boutique.

SEATTLE-Seattle's Best Coffee, a subsidiary of AFC Enterprises Inc., plans to develop 14 cafes in the Hawaiian Islands. Four such shops already have been developed, the most recent in the Pearlridge Mall in Honolulu on the island of Oahu.