Work on Lloyd District development to begin in 2016
The plan calls for a 1,030-apartment mixed-use development comprised of four towers ranging in height from 10 to 32 stories.
The plan calls for a 1,030-apartment mixed-use development comprised of four towers ranging in height from 10 to 32 stories.
The city economic development department is looking for redevelopment, lease or purchase proposals.
NYT: A software problem could cause the front airbag to malfunction in A4 and S4 sedans and Allroad station wagons from the 2013-15 model years.
WSJ: The media company’s Q3 revenue increased a larger-than-expected 3% on growth.
The opposition campaign to Measure 92 has raised over $20 million in fundraising; supporters have raised just over $8 million.
Two private equity firms sold a combined $243 million of shares.
The Vancouver-based company announced a $15 million share buyback.
Developer Jordan Schnitzer’s $115.7 million project would require $38.5 million in public subsidies.
The footwear design office now employs 40 people.
Fast Company: The California-based company “quietly” opened an engineering office in Seattle.