Wave says Kirkland departure is about decentralization, not Google PSBJ/Marc Stiles Wave Broadband on Thursday confirmed it has inked two leases instead of expanding in Kirkland at a new development Google is expected to buy.
Wave says Kirkland departure is about decentralization, not Google
Balancing Tech & Consumer Demand
In a region known for home-grown tech titans, rapidly-expanding engineering centers and emerging-tech startups, it can be easy to overlook the integration of technology into legacy Seattle industries. The 2019 State of Technology luncheon, presented April 26 by the Technology Alliance at the Sheraton Grand Seattle, gave insight into the relationship of technology and legacy…
2018 Real Estate Trends & 2019 Predictions: Capital Markets
Home to a healthy economy and large-scale tech expansions, the Seattle market has risen fast in the ranks of target cities for investors. In this third installment of Kinzer’s blog series, Partner Stuart Williams discusses trends he witnessed in Seattle capital markets in 2018 and his predictions for 2019. Broker: Stuart Williams Joined Kinzer Partners:…
Craig Kinzer assesses Amazon’s ‘extremely unusual’ Rainier Square decision
Craig Kinzer assesses Amazon’s ‘extremely unusual’ Rainier Square decision PSBJ / Marc Stiles Amazon.com Inc.’s decision to sublease all of the office space in the 58-story Rainier Square tower is more damaging psychologically to Seattle than it is to market fundamentals, said Seattle real estate executive Craig Kinzer.
2018 Real Estate Trends & 2019 Predictions: Life Science & Tech
As a hub of healthcare and technology, Seattle is well-positioned to be an indicator of real estate trends in both industries. In the second installment of our “Trends and Predictions” series, Kinzer Partners broker Shelley Gill comments on consolidation in healthcare and life sciences to achieve strategic outcomes, and the future of “healthy” buildings. Broker:…
2018 Real Estate Trends & 2019 Predictions: Satellite Campuses
After more than 25 years in Seattle commercial real estate, we’ve seen our share of industry trends come and go, and watched how they’ve shaped the city. Reflecting on these changes can tell us a great deal about where the energy is–what are companies and investors gravitating toward when it comes to real estate? And…
Take a deep breath: Seattle survives Amazon HQ2
Take a deep breath: Seattle survives Amazon HQ2 PSBJ/Marc Stiles & Casey Coombs “Even if there is less growth from just Amazon, the fuse has been lit,” said Craig Kinzer, founder of real estate consulting firm Kinzer Partners. “The diversity of tech here is so great we are going to continue to have growth.”
F5 Inks Major Lease at Upcoming Seattle Tower
F5 Inks Major Lease at Upcoming Seattle Tower Veronica Grecu/Community Property Executive The deal also comes with a new name for Daniels Real Estate’s 48-story, 700,577 square foot high-rise, which has been known as the Mark.
How F5 Networks emerged from behind the scenes to claim an iconic new Seattle skyscraper
How F5 Networks emerged from behind the scenes to claim an iconic new Seattle skyscraper Nat Levy/GeekWire This week, F5 Networks signed the biggest office lease of the year in Seattle, in a striking new skyscraper under construction in the heart of downtown.
F5 is taking Daniels’ tower at 801 Fifth for its headquarters
F5 is taking Daniels’ tower at 801 Fifth for its headquarters Brian Miller/Daily Journal of Commerce Kevin Daniels’ 48-story tower under construction at 801 Fifth Ave has a big new tenant – and a new name.