01.07.2019
Heartland is excited to learn that Port Blakely has been named the PSBJ Family Business of the Year. Heartland has had the pleasure of working with Port Blakely on the Issaquah Highlands master planned community since 2009, and continues to work in support of remaining development activities, key community agreements, obligations and relationships (including the Custom Home Architectural Review Committee).
12.04.2018
Heartland represented the Barden Family in sale of a prime land development site in Seattle’s South Lake Union neighborhood, which the family had held for over 100 years.
11.16.2018
Heartland was pleased to represent The University Book Store in the sale of its Bellevue property. Heartland has worked with The Book Store since 2015 in developing and stewarding an asset management strategy for its portfolio of owned properties. This sale marks the latest implementation step in the execution of the strategy developed for The Book Store’s portfolio.
10.15.2018
KNKX (88.5 MHz) is a public radio station in Tacoma, Washington. As a National Public Radio affiliate, it airs a jazz and news format for the Seattle metropolitan area. Formerly a part of Pacific Lutheran University, the station is now owned by Friends of 88.5 FM, a community-based non-profit group, who purchased the radio station and its network of translators and rebroadcasters from the university in 2015. KNKX currently broadcasts from an on-campus location, but desired a new location independent of the university as part of its new corporate identity. The station hired Doug Larson with Heartland to assist them in securing relocation office and broadcast space in downtown Tacoma. After a comprehensive search, the station recently leased a property in the Theater District and looks forward to beginning broadcast operations there in 2019.
08.20.2018
Heartland led a team comprised of ESM (Civil Engineering) and GeoEngineers (Geotechnical Consultants), performing development feasibility analysis and land brokerage services for the Cadman property in Redmond, WA.
Together the team assessed the property’s physical, regulatory and market conditions resulting in the planned disposition of a 12.8-acre residential portion of the site for $22 million to Bellevue-based homebuilder Polygon Northwest.
