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Vulcan sells mixed-use development for $150 million

Institutional investors paid Vulcan Real Estate paid $150.5 million for the new Stack House Apartments and Supply Laundry Building in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood.

Named for the 140-foot smoke stack that once served the 109-year-old Supply Laundry Building, the full block development at the northwest corner of Yale Avenue North and Harrison Street has 278 apartments, office space that Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) occupies and Rigoletto restaurant and Metropolitan Café and Deli.

Vulcan…

​Tensions cool over Madisonville development, says community council president

City, state, school district and Madison Community Council officials met Friday at City Hall to try to begin to iron out differences over a road developers believe is needed in the community to construct a mixed-use development near Red Bank Expressway and Madison Road.

The development, slated for land near the campus of Medpace, has stirred controversy because the city, state and developers want to extend Duck Creek Road from its terminus at Red Bank to connect to Madison Road. The road would run…

Lenovo buildings in Research Triangle Park sold for $127 million

The real estate stars have aligned – again – for the joint venture partnership between Rubenstein Partners and Grubb Properties after the sale of the two newly renovated Lenovo office buildings in Research Triangle Park in a deal valued at $127 million.

Final contracts for the sale of the 7001 and 8001 Development Drive buildings were signed Feb. 13, according to county records, but representatives of Grubb Properties and Rubenstein Partners were not immediately available for comment.

The buyer…

Top two execs at Hager Sharp depart company

Hager Sharp CEO Lynne Doner Lotenberg has resigned and President Jim Healy is no longer with the D.C. public relations firm roughly seven months after each assumed the posts, a company representative confirmed Friday.

Hager Sharp did not provide any details about the departures, but board Chair Barbara Davis Blum announced it in a statement. “First, Lynne Doner Lotenberg, Hager Sharp’s Chief Executive Officer has resigned and the board accepted her resignation. While we are disappointed, we do understand,”…

Exclusive: SolarCity fills former Solyndra manufacturing facility in Fremont

If you need any proof that the region’s solar industry is well past the Solyndra failure, head 2 miles south of the Tesla Motors Inc. plant in Fremont on I-880.

Ever since the world’s most famous solar-panel startup went bust in 2011, the two prominent buildings at 47700 Kato Road — the ones with the cheerful blue angles and dark glass walls — have stood vacant.

Well, not for long.

The new tenant? San Mateo-based SolarCity Corp., which has quietly leased the roughly 200,000 square feet, two-building…