Seattle may soon get an NHL team as plans emerge for Tukwila arena

ESPN.com on Monday reported that the head of a Connecticut investment firm, Ray Bartoszek, has filed early plans with the city of Tukwila to build a multipurpose arena that could be used for professional hockey.

Bartoszek had planned to buy the Arizona Coyotes and move the National Hockey League franchise to Seattle, but that deal fell through two years ago. Now his company, RLB Holdings Sports and Entertainment, has filed preliminary paperwork with Tukwila to build an arena near the Sounder/Amtrak…

The trend grows: WeWork eyeing new D.C. co-working location

Co-working company WeWork is looking to expand its D.C. area footprint, this time on H Street NE.

The New York-based provider of co-working space is close to a deal for a 26,000-square-foot space at the Apollo, a mixed-use building under construction on the 600 block of H St. NE, according to a source with knowledge of the discussions.

The Wydown, the independent coffeeshop at 14th and U streets NW that opened last year, is also in talks to open in the building.

The Apollo, which is being developed…

The opening of the Silver Line to Loudoun has been pushed back

A combination of design modifications and weather delays has pushed back the estimated opening of the Silver Line extension to Reston Town Center, Dulles Airport and Loudoun County by at least 13 months, the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority said Monday.

MWAA, which is managing the $2.7 billion project, said many of the design changes that went into the Silver Line’s first phase have now been tacked onto the second, which has impacted the schedule. Charles Stark, MWAA’s executive director…

Hagan Properties investing $124.2 million in new apartment complexes

Louisville-based Hagan Properties Inc. is ready to return full-force into residential development after being stalled by a lawsuit and the recession.

“We are finally ready to move forward,” said Hagan Properties principal Wendy Hagan. “It’s been so much hurry up and wait.”

When Hagan Seay Properties split in 2005, Scott Hagan, owner of the resulting Hagan Properties, said the company would expand into residential development. And it did — for a little while.

Hagan Properties has owned and operated…

MOSI's potential move to downtown Tampa could boost visibility, attendance

The Museum of Science and Industry could be a “really cool” addition to Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik’s mixed-use district in the works in downtown Tampa, Lightning CEO Tod Leiweke said.

Leiweke confirmed Monday that Vinik’s real estate team, Strategic Property Partners, is in talks with MOSI to move from its location near the University of South Florida to Vinik’s district.

SPP is in the master-planning phase of the district, which will include nearly 3 million square feet of space anchored…