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Home of the Day: Urban Living with a View at Seattle’s Coveted Insignia Towers
By Denise Seavitt, Broker Home of the Day is presented by the Puget Sound Business Journal with Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty. This is your invitation to view some of Seattle’s most-luxurious properties. Come inside and take a look around. Click on the gallery image to view today’s featured property. 583 Battery Street, Residence 2207N, Seattle, WA 98121 | $1,750,000 Rare west facing home in the Insignia on the 22nd floor with views of the mountains, sound, and city from every room.…
PSBJ Interview: Amazon Worldwide Controller Shelley Reynolds adds it all up
Shelley Reynolds has run Amazon.com’s global accounting functions for the past decade, helping it grow from 12,000 employees to a staggering 575,000
Amazon’s new warehouses are a big step toward urban fulfillment center towers
A new wave of fulfillment centers brings Amazon closer to urban high-rise warehouses envisioned in its drone patents, and HQ2 bidders may have unwittingly helped.
Exclusive: Xactly moves San Jose HQ, but company leader assures it isn’t going far
The tech company is settling into its new offices, which are slightly smaller than its former home in RiverPark Towers, where its signage still stands today. But Xactly’s CEO promises it isn’t reducing its foothold in Silicon Valley.
Providence Heart Institute taking patients from OHSU’s transplant program
Providence Heart Institute is in the process of transferring certain patients from Oregon Health & Science University’s heart transplant program, which was suspended recently after four specialists quit. Providence is transitioning all of OHSU’s ventricular assist device, or VAD, patients to Providence, according to an internal announcement from the institute. OHSU heart transplant patients will move their care to Providence or another transplant center. “We are fortunate to have a team of…
Large site in Seattle’s Interbay neighborhood eyed for possible redvelopment
For years the Washington National Guard has been looking to relocate, and now a committee that includes former Gov. Gary Locke will explore potential uses for the guard’s current home.

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