SEATTLE – Announced on Friday, November 3, at the annual gala, NAIOP Washington State’s 2017 Night of the Stars Awards highlight the Northwest’s highly competitive development environment. Seattle tops national crane counts and available land is scarce; tenants require sustainability, from salmon-safe buildings to indoor forests, and the community requires accommodations for increased housing and growing industry. The winners represent how the development community continues to find creative, sustainable solutions to fit the needs of the growing and maturing Puget Sound market.
Janus – Multi-Family Development of the Year Finalist
More NAIOP NIght of the Stars 2017 Winners
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Bridle Trails Welcome Station / / 05.29.24
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is scheduled to review a request for a land classification change necessary to build a welcome station and environmental education classroom at horse-friendly Bridle Trails State Park.
Railspur in Pioneer Square / / 04.02.20
The project is called RailSpur, in reference to an abandoned freight line that runs transversely through the block, which is bounded by South Jackson and South King streets, and First and Occidental avenues South.
408 Aurora Avenue North / / 01.26.17
That two-story barn has been renovated several times, and is now likely the oldest building in South Lake Union.
