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• 15th and Madison Failed / Stalled Mixed-Use Developments Around the Sound

  I drove by a building on 15th and Madison where Thumpers used to be, the place looks practically empty.

  Published by Seattle Bubble on May 16, 2009.

• 10532 35th Ave NE Weekend Open Thread (2009-04-03)

  redmondjp to Detrimental Listing Photos: Re: Link: 10532 35th Ave NE Seattle, WA 98125 ...

  Published by Seattle Bubble on April 3, 2009.

• 125 Warren Ave. Queen Anne Condo Conversion Checkup: 2 Years Later

  The Pittsburgh, a brick-and-stone building at 125 Warren Ave., dates to 1907. It has plenty of character, including bay windows, stone balconies, high ceilings...

  Published by Seattle Bubble on March 17, 2009.

• Westlake Avenue North and Denny Way More Signs of Shrinkage at Microsoft?

  ...space at 2201 Westlake, a mixed-use development under construction at the southwest corner of Westlake Avenue North and Denny Way...

  Published by Seattle Bubble on January 8, 2009.

• 3608 1st Ave NW “The housing market is slightly undervalued” (except in Seattle)

  tomtom to Equity Stompin' Comp Killers: Ooops. 3608 1st Ave NW Property History Dec...

  Published by Seattle Bubble on December 4, 2008.

• Belmont Avenue and Pine Street Signs of the Times

  As one Press Condominiums resident Brian Gruneir noted Friday, there was an air of desperation a couple of weekends ago, when teenagers stood on nearby corners holding eye-catching red auction signs with arrows pointed toward the Press’ two buildings at Belmont Avenue and Pine Street.

  Published by Seattle Bubble on December 2, 2008.

• Second Avenue and Union Street WaMu Failure: What it Means for Seattle

  WaMu’s 43,200 employees won’t feel any immediate impact, though it’s likely JPMorgan will drastically shrink the thrift’s headquarters staff. More than 3,500 people work at WaMu’s 42-story headquarters Second Avenue and Union Street, along with 800 people elsewhere in Seattle and 1,500 people elsewhere in Washington state.

  Published by Seattle Bubble on September 26, 2008.

• Second Avenue and Union Street WaMu Nearing the End?

  WaMu employs more than 3,500 people at its headquarters Second Avenue and Union Street, along with 800 people elsewhere in Seattle and 1,500 people elsewhere in the state.

  Published by Seattle Bubble on September 18, 2008.

• 700 Queen Anne NWMLS: Prices and Sales Volume Down, Listings Up in July

  Area 700 Queen Anne 0-$400k Sellers $400K - $500k Balanced

  Published by Seattle Bubble on August 7, 2008.

• 140 West Seattle NWMLS: Prices and Sales Volume Down, Listings Up in July

  Area 140 West Seattle 0-$500k Balanced

  Published by Seattle Bubble on August 7, 2008.