SEATTLE, WA-Some referred to the real estate market during most of 2000 as a vacation in Disneyland. This year they call it Las Vegas, as the battered market appears no more predictable than a roll of the dice.

SEATTLE, WA-Some referred to the real estate market during most of 2000 as a vacation in Disneyland. This year they call it Las Vegas, as the battered market appears no more predictable than a roll of the dice.

KENT, WA-Two grocery companies this week announce they will be delivering nearly 700,000 sf of distribution space back to the Kent market. Scott Alan, an industrial expert with Colliers International talks about the impact and the market's status.

KENT, WA-Two grocery companies this week announce they will be delivering nearly 700,000 sf of distribution space back to the Kent market. Scott Alan, an industrial expert with Colliers International talks about the impact and the market's status.

SPOKANE, WA-To bring order to rampant growth in the region, after more than six years of work, the City of Spokane was successful this week in adopting a comprehensive plan, which promotes growth in 17 designated centers and corridors, including downtown.

KENT, WA-After spending tens of millions customizing a 350,000-sf distribution warehouse here, the troubled online grocer decides to remain in its existing but smaller Renton digs. In April the company closed its Atlanta operations, vacating 350,000 sf and laying off 485 employees.

SEATTLE, WA-After 30 years of talk, changes are finally afoot in 160-acre lakefront neighborhood just north of Downtown Seattle thanks to a new agreement between the city and a subsidiary of billionaire Paul Allen, who has amassed better than 25% of the area.

SEATTLE, WA-Despite the physical damage caused by the earthquake and the emotional damage caused by the riots, commercial real estate in one of Seattle's oldest neighborhoods is still going strong.