[Tespia]

Do they have other brands than Modera? That would be an odd location for one.

 

[WD73]

Oh I thought those were the new homes. They look pretty young to be demolished, but just goes to show the land value by the station I guess.

2011 vs 2015 They are less than 10 years old. Interesting indeed.

 

[nwctybldr]

Intracorp and new partner break ground on 299 Shoreline units

Intracorp just announced that it's begun construction on what's now dubbed Zinnia, at 2318 N. 147th St. in Shoreline.

www.djc.com

 

[nwctybldr]

386 Shoreline units to replace Highland Ice Arena on Aurora

Highland Ice Arena, at 18005 Aurora Ave. N. in Shoreline, went on the market a few years ago. Now there's a plan from prospective buyer DevCo to redevelop with a two-building, 386-unit apartment project.

www.djc.com

 

[Capitol Hill]

I’m guessing Boulder Grad won’t be happy.

 

[araman0]

I wonder if the new Northgate NHL practice facility has drained demand for this arena. While I think its generally not a net benefit when community active use spaces like this are taken away (even for residential units) hopefully the NHL facility provides more than enough new capacity to compensate.

 

[Capitol Hill]

Northgate has 3 rinks, Shoreline has(had) 2 rinks. From what BoulderGrad has said that some games start at ungodly late hours due to the demand for the rinks.

Maybe they can use the ice rinks in Paris. Did you know that BoulderGrad had his honeymoon in Paris?

 

[Ajohns90]

Looks like perhaps the O'Reilley auto parts and corner tavern will remain.

This part of Shoreline is getting very dense. Lots of projects coming online and/or proposed from 145th up to the Sky Nursery area.

 

[nwctybldr]

LMN refining design for bike/ped bridge in Shoreline, with early work set for 2023

In addition to upzoning the area around the future Shoreline South/148th Station, and planning street improvements in that area to benefit pedestrians, the city of Shoreline has been planning a new bike-pedestrian bridge north of the existing traffic span at 145th Street.

www.djc.com

Unfortunately, sounds like this won't be completed until 2026, but the wheels are in motion.

 

[Ajohns90]

This is definitely going to be a busy area. I guess with the pedestrian bridge and the 145th bridge re-do, there will actually be two bona fide pedestrian crossings across I-5 within three blocks here. That has to be a record for density of pedestrian crossings on I-5 in the suburban parts of the region.

 

[mhays]

It's similar to the two Microsoft stations.

And wow does Seattle need the same thing with I-5 and 99 in a few spots.

 

[Seasun]

They have more light pollution at night than I realized in Shoreline. /s

148th Street Non-Motorized Bridge | City of Shoreline (shorelinewa.gov)

 

[nwctybldr]

Merlone Geier expands Shoreline Place assemblage in $36M deal

Merlone Geier Partners began planning what it calls Shoreline Place — to replace much of the old Aurora Square — about five years ago, when it bought the former Sears property there. The mixed-use development, spanning nearly 17 acres, could add around 1,400 apartments, 56,000 square feet of...

www.djc.com

Note quite new but noteworthy nonetheless: "The mixed-use development, spanning nearly 17 acres, could add around 1,400 apartments, 56,000 square feet of retail, restaurant and commercial space, plus various public plazas and amenities"

 

[Capitol Hill]

sigh I wish link was along 99 instead of I-5.

 

[nwctybldr]

Maybe someday...

 

[nwctybldr]

240 Shoreline units break ground near station

American Capital Group recently announced that it's broken ground on the seven-story, 240-unit Kinect @ Shoreline apartments.

www.djc.com

 

[nwctybldr]

Ankrom designing 550-unit Shoreline TOD project, possibly to start next month

Shea Properties and Ankrom Moisan Architects are planning a 550-unit Shoreline apartment project at 104 N.E. 145th St., a short walk west from the future Shoreline South/148th Station, where light rail service is expected to begin in 2024 or 2025.

www.djc.com

This is separate and in addition to this project: Shea Shoreline | The Rush Companies | Puget Sound Region Washington which is under construction. The article mentions an Intracorp project as well, with 241 units. That's over 1,000 new homes across the freeway from the light rail. You love to see it.

 

[Ajohns90]

Intracorp is west of 1st with 299 units I believe. The 241-units (The Line) is directly east of Ankrom's project. We financed that one. It's a pretty decent development.

Not being nitpicky, just excited about so many units.

 

[nwctybldr]

207 affordable units planned in North Seattle

The land hasn't yet sold for an entirely affordable housing project at 14343 15th Ave. N.E., but the city recently accepted its land use application from SRM Development.

www.djc.com

Technically still in Seattle but on the border with Shoreline so putting it here.

 

[Ajohns90]

Cool. I did a little digging on this project. Looks like it is this site (boundaries approximate):

This is a great location for bus lines, proximity to services (QFC, WaFd, Starbucks, Goodwill, vet clinic), and not too far from the Shoreline light rail. I'm not too familiar with what bus services go E-W on 145th but it looks like a fairly easy ride to get over to the station.