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Real Estate Editor BioMed Realty recently paid over $63 million to acquire from Clise Properties the full block at 200 Taylor Ave. N. and related addresses. Now Perkins and Will and Turner Construction have filed a demo plan for the vacant old Executive Inn at 200 Taylor. That's no guarantee as to who will eventually design and build what's projected to be a 500,000-square-foot office and life-science project, but it's a clue. The proposed development hasn't yet entered design review. Other, smaller old warehouse and office buildings are still in use, but also bound for future demolition. ...

West Seattle Blog editor West Seattle has no full-time homeless shelters. It has one city-sanctioned tiny-house encampment, usually at capacity with about 50 residents. Just about everyone else living unhoused in West Seattle is in a tent, or a vehicle, or maybe a doorway. Right now, one group of tent residents on a South Delridge business-district sidewalk has been drawing increasing attention. The site has grown steadily over this spring, starting on the east side of the building on the northwest corner of Delridge/Roxbury, now extending onto the sidewalk outside businesses on the north hal...

Real Estate Editor BioMed Realty’s new acquisition is about a 12-minute walk to its Dexter Yard, where over 500,000 square feet of life science space is nearing completion. In two related property sales, recorded by King County last week, BioMed Realty has paid Clise Properties over $63.4 million for a full city block at 200 Taylor Ave. N. and related addresses. The deal includes the vacant old Executive Inn at 200 Taylor, and four smaller properties to the east along Sixth Avenue North. The 1.8-acre block is also bounded by Thomas and John streets.  

Within a span of 76 days, a Gassville man was arrested three times on drug charges. Court records show 31-year-old Lonnie Tolliver was taken into custody on January 26, April 6 and April 11. He appeared in Baxter County Circuit Court Thursday on the two cases opened against him in April and entered a not guilty to the charges. In mid-March, he had entered a not guilty plea to charges stemming from his January arrest. Tolliver is free on bond in all three of his open cases. A Mountain Home police officer pulled Tolliver over April 6. According to the probable cause affidavit, the officer knew ...

The case against Vinson was ultimately dismissed following a preliminary hearing where District court Judge Tiffany McCord found no probable cause against him. The case against Tolliver was forwarded to a grand jury.  Now, a third Montgomery man, 22-year-old Sequan Gorman has also been charged with reckless murder, according to court records filed Friday.  It wasn't the first time Merritt had been shot. He'd been homeless for about five years when he was shot in the leg in 2019 leaving him with a broken femur and nerve damage. He was dependent upon a wheelchair.  Then in September, he was...