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Google has had a longstanding presence in Reston and will start moving its current employee base into Reston Station later this summer.

The all-cash transaction was closed in 90 days and includes Waldron Square (621-645 Waldron St.), Settlement (515 W. Stadium Ave.) and Cedarwood (515-527 N. Grant St.), among other properties.

The five-year investment will include infrastructure changes by architect David Manfreddi and urban designer Gehl, a public square with tech-focused art installations by Culture Corp, a host of new restaurants and hybrid retail experiences, 5.5 million square feet of Class A office space, luxury residential towers and a second hotel.

Affluent cities in South Snohomish have become an attractive alternative to Bellevue, pushing multifamily rental rates and pricing for newer construction such as the $58 million sale of Altia.

“These are unsold condos being operated as a rental property given their condominium quality finishes and amenities,” says Kislak's Robert Holland.

The Regina Company produced a variety of music boxes before being driven into bankruptcy by the rise of the phonograph. It began focusing on production of vacuum cleaners in the 1930s.

Warehouses are getting smarter, and distribution channels are getting more efficient. GlobeSt.com chats with Stan Johnson director Jimmy Ullrich on what the future looks like for the sector in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A.

Student housing sales volumes have been increasing since 2015, and it has created a new industry norm.