SEATTLE, WA-The locally-based developer is cutting one building from the project slated for a 3.3 acre property acquired from Goodwill Industries recently in exchange for an $8 million renovation of the nonprofit's offices, classrooms and retail store.

BELLEVUE, WA-The company's consolidation into their own new buildings is opening up space in several buildings. Rob Aigner, Executive Managing Director of Colliers International, Seattle, tells GlobeSt. it will be soaked up rather quickly.

RENTON, WA-The national electronics retailer paid Boeing Realty Corp. $15.2 million for 23.1 acres here. Fry's is planning a new 144,000-sf store on a portion of the property.

SPOKANE, WA-West Plains is a 300-acre property located one-half mile from the Spokane International Airport. Its developer is Granite Investments LLC. The mall will include a 55,000-sf grocery store, a bank, and over 100,000 sf of retail space.

SEATTLE, WA-The First Avenue West Building is fully occupied with numerous small tenants, but 10,000 sf will be coming available in the near future at $30 per sf gross. GDA's other Seattle property is a 70,000-sf office building at 2505 Second Ave.

OLYMPIA, WA-State Sen. Harold Hochstatter, R-Moses Lake, and property owner Bill Pickell have filed a lawsuit against the Ecology Department with the goal of stopping the rules before they can be enforced.

SEATTLE, WA-Curtis Beattie & Assoc. designed the low-rise office park a few miles north of downtown Seattle along Elliott Avenue. Lease Crutcher Lewis was the general contractor, and the building's owner is Koehler, McFadyen & Co.

TACOMA, WA-Locally-based Mountain Construction is in charge of the eight-story property's overhaul. During demolition, Mountain discovered original brick walls and ornate floor tiles, which are being restored to preserve the historic beauty of the building.