A look back at some of Seattle’s most interesting construction projects.

With so many companies offering on-demand products, industrial buildings need to be located near growing population centers, such as Seattle.

The grand opening of the solar, all-electric townhome development is on October 7th at 1010 S. Harbor Boulevard in Santa Ana.

A colorful home is a happy home.

It’s one heck of a bargain considering the median home value in San Francisco hovers around $1.2 million.

Glen Park’s Chenery House is synonymous with Bob Pritikin, the now 88-year-old ad exec who officially made Rice-a-Roni “the San Francisco treat.”

Let it all hang out.

After the recent sale of a 11,500 square-foot mansion in Bellevue for $21 million, anything seems possible on the Eastside.

Since British Columbia began taxing foreign buyers and empty investment properties in Vancouver’s hot housing market last year, Seattle leaders have been considering similar policies to counter the city’s housing affordability crisis.

The development is currently under construction and townhomes start from the mid $800,000s.

If you live in an urban setting, surrounded by towering condos or high-rise office buildings, chances are your outdoor space is prone to prying eyes.

The neighborhood is known for the City’s repeated efforts at redevelopment, its industrial aesthetic and for being the site of a Navy research facility on “radiological defense.”

Rise and shine!

Six Cortlandt Alley’s carefully restored exterior remains a throwback to the artist warehouses that were once a neighborhood staple during the 1970s.

Now is your chance to live on the same waterfront property where Ivar Haglund, the genius creator of Ivar’s Acres of Clams once lived.

The next recession could start in the US in just over three years, but housing will play a much smaller role this time around.