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

As the Pacific Northwest grapples with smoke from over twenty wildfires burning in Canada, we look back on another fire that took the city by the storm.

One of the city’s newest and most anticipated residential development is Nexus by BC-based Burrard Group.

Residents of Home 4003 will enjoy west-facing views of Lake Washington and the Seattle skyline against a backdrop of the Olympic Mountains.

A look back at how Queen Anne came to be the dynamic neighborhood it is today.

Sugar magnate Adolph de Bretteville Spreckels built the mansion for his wife, Alma, who later became known as “the great-grandmother of San Francisco.”

Take a dive into the ritzy neighborhood’s past.

A look back at some of Seattle’s old food joints and watering holes.

Sure beats slugging it out in an overly air conditioned office!

Seattle has become the Silicon Forest – second only, I suppose, to the Bay Area.

Under the new law, Seattle landlords can charge no more than the first month’s rent for a security deposit and move-in fees.

David Truong bought the 1,400 square foot home last September with plans to renovate and flip it. But he had no idea of the local lore surrounding the property or that Ted Bundy’s family had lived there.

Under current Washington state law, if you arrive home from a long trip and find people squatting in your house, you may not be able to get them to leave without taking the matter to court.

Go Dawgs!

New York City remained the second most expensive city in the country for renters this month, and while NYC rents rose slightly this month, they were lower than at the same time last year.

Sea Cliff, a neighborhood in San Francisco’s northwestern corner, is known for its expensive homes and front row views of the Pacific Ocean.