Bellingham Commercial Real Estate

The Urban Villages of Bellingham

The Urban Villages of Bellingham Since 2008, Bellingham has designated and planned for six urban villages to help revitalize and renovate historical and significant areas of the city. For years these areas have seen a lack of development, and the vision of an “urban village” has been unclear for most residents. However, many of these […]

Parking, Payment, and Business

The city of Bellingham is hosting a public hearing on October 25th to discuss the hourly prices of street parking, parking fines, and the introduction of pay stations in the Fairhaven Shopping District. The Bellingham City Council has long been investing time and money into whether increasing the price and volume of our metered spaces is needed, […]

Manufacturing Buildings in Bellingham WA

The market for commercial real estate in Bellingham WA is strong and manufacturing buildings are one of the leading sectors in growth. During the recession recover years of 2010 through 2012, rental rates for manufacturing buildings were as low as $0.28 per square foot. In today’s market, current lease rates for industrial buildings are in […]

WWU Bellingham Apartment Buildings

What makes WWU Bellingham Apartment Buildings so popular to investors? It all starts with Western Washington University (WWU). With a total 2017 student population of 15,915, WWU students represent approximately 15% of the population of Bellingham WA. For students that want to live on campus there are limited options. In fact, WWU only provides student […]

Bellingham Cold Storage Warehouse Buildings

Many commercial businesses, such as wholesalers, exporters, manufacturers, and importers, use warehouses to store machinery or products. These typical industrial buildings allow for the storage of pretty much anything; spare parts, building components, you name it. However, certain raw materials and finished products need to be kept in temperature controlled environments to retain value. This […]

LIHTC Apartment Buildings in Bellingham

Created in 1986, the Low Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) program was created to fuel the growth of affordable housing throughout the nation, by offering tax credits to multi-family developers that build affordable housing apartment building projects. To build LIHTC multi-family housing in Bellingham, developers typically partner with the Bellingham Housing Authority.

Retail Marijuana Stores Boom in Bellingham

With roughly $927M in cannabis retail sales for the fiscal year 2017 in all of Washington, consumer demand is strong all across the Evergreen State. Generating an additional $342M in taxes, it’s clear that a wide variety of product sold in retail stores, paired with costs that have leveled off for consumers, is creating a […]


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