The development, announced late last year as Pacific RenaissancePlaza, is now called Pacific Steps. It includes two 220,000-sf,11-story buildings, each with and as much as 40,000 square feet ofretail space.
Only a few tenants so far have agreed to locate shops in thedevelopment - too few to guarantee it will be built. Colliers, acommercial real estate brokerage, is one of the committedtenants.
Developer Opus Northwest is optimistic they will have enoughcommitments to start construction early next year. The optimismcomes from its location, near a light-rail transit station, theUniversity of Washington branch campus, a convention center and thenew Columbia Bank headquarters, now under construction.
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