ISSAQUAH, WA-Microsoft Corp. has moved on its Issaquah Highlands campus in fits and starts, impeded by permit and infrastructure issues. In another step forward, the public finally got a view of the concept at a permit hearing this week.

MOSES LAKE, WA-The largest industrial player in the nation has teamed up with ASPI Group to build an 800-acre industrial park at the Grant County International Airport--a Cold War holdover that plays a significant role in Northwest aviation.

SEATTLE-Into a 24-story tower, Aspen Murray LLC is planning to stack 64 condominiums above a 120-room, four-star hotel. But there are no office or retail spaces drawn into plans, which come up for review next week.

SEATTLE, WA-In its 2002 forecast, Grubb & Ellis predicts real estate investors will continue to look beyond the feeble economy, which is expected to reverse well-before the end of a traditional real estate holding period. But available product may be insufficient to satisfy demand.

SEATTLE, WA-In its 2002 forecast, Grubb & Ellis predicts real estate investors will continue to look beyond the feeble economy, which is expected to reverse well-before the end of a traditional real estate holding period. But available product may be insufficient to satisfy demand.

SEATTLE, WA-Colliers newest report says it may be a while before the Puget Sound market can pick itself up off the mat, having suffered a one-two punch of economic turmoil and regional dot-com collapses.

SEATTLE, WA-Colliers newest report says it may be a while before the Puget Sound market can pick itself up off the mat, having suffered a one-two punch of economic turmoil and regional dot-com collapses.

SEATTLE, WA-Whether redeveloping, leasing or building to suit, Ruggerio paints a picture of a very active big-box market, but one where companies are paying close attention to the bottom line and staying lean when it comes to paying for space.