I almost titled this post “This is what a sellout looks like” But I restrained myself. 🙂 At the 12 July Port of Seattle Commission Meeting, the Port voted to proceed with the Item 10b (Des Moines Creek West Ground Lease.) (Presentation.) This is the scrubby forest land west of the FAA building on 216th
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Weekly Update: 06/14/2020
Leave a comment on Weekly Update: 06/14/2020This Week Monday: Sound Cities Association meeting on helping businesses to re-open. Tuesday: SCATbd Meeting. The cuts to King County Metro are looking to be pretty massive in the next two years. Unfortunately, I don’t have a Zoom link yet so check their web site if you want to comment. The drag is that this
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This Week Web meeting with Southside Seattle Chamber Of Commerce on small business grants in Des Moines. (See Last Week below). Tuesday: Port Of Seattle General Meeting. A final vote to proceed with their long-term plan ‘Century Agenda’; a long term blueprint for growth. What I asked them to consider is that they hold off
... continue reading.Weekly Update: 06/01/2020
2 Comments on Weekly Update: 06/01/2020This Week It’s all very hush hush. Totally on the QT. Or is it on the down low? OK, maybe it’s just a slow week. So why not give me a call? (206) 878-0578. Last Week Tuesday: Port Of Seattle General Meeting. This is a biggee in that the Commission voted to proceed with their
... continue reading.Weekly Update: 05/25/2020
This Week Tuesday: Port Of Seattle General Meeting. This is a biggee in that the Commission will be voting to proceed with their long-term plan ‘Century Agenda’ which is their long term blueprint for growth. What I am asking them to consider is that they hold off since there is no reasonable way to plan
... continue reading.Port of Seattle approves lease for 87-acre Des Moines Creek Business Park
The Port of Seattle Commission on Tuesday (June 10) gave final approval to a lease for developing the 87-acre Des Moines Creek Business Park, which is projected to create over 1,600 new jobs. The approved ground lease is with Panattoni Development to construct up to two million square feet of development south of Seattle-Tacoma International
... continue reading.City approves master plan for Des Moines Creek Business Park
by Jack Mayne The Port of Seattle Commission is expected to approve the final contract for long-term ground leasing of the 89-acre Des Moines Creek Business Park site this month. The Des Moines City Council approved the Panattoni Development Company’s proposed Master Plan of the property on Feb. 20 (see our story here). “There is going to be hundreds
... continue reading.Port of Seattle selects Developer for 87-acre Des Moines Creek Business Park
The Port of Seattle announced this week that it has selected a developer for the Des Moines Creek Business Park project – Panattoni Development Company, Inc., a privately-held real estate development firm headquartered in Newport Beach, California. The firm was chosen from a field of four proposers to develop approximately 87 acres of Des Moines
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