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Thank you and reflections: outgoing Director Markham McIntyre 

February 24, 2026

Appointed by former Mayor Bruce Harrell, Markham McIntyre became the Director of the Seattle Office of Economic Development in 2022. Over four years, he and the department helped shape Seattle’s economy through pandemic recovery, with a focus on creating an economy that is better for everyone. McIntyre brought with him a perpetually positive attitude and a deeply-held belief that economic development is a team sport – engaging with countless… [ Keep reading ]

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Building an inclusive practice, Soulful Flow Yoga finds home with Seattle Restored

February 19, 2026

When designing the space for her first yoga studio, Jasmine RaShae’ was intentional with every detail. Ancient African artifacts line the studio walls and there’s an inviting lounge area at the front, complete with a record player open for anyone to use. RaShae’ jokes that people walking by may question… [ Keep reading ]

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RMC Floral Designs blooms in commercial space with help of Seattle Restored

February 12, 2026

Valentine’s Day is a busy time for Rosa María Cisneros Andrade. As the owner of RMC Floral Designs, she’s preparing for lots of orders. “Oh my gosh! I’m busy here with lots of red roses, white roses, plant, orchids, balloons, cards, chocolates,” she said. Helping Cisneros Andrade handle the rush… [ Keep reading ]

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Seattle Restored helps Siembra sow the seeds of success

January 22, 2026

When it came to building his business, Alex Dorros found his biggest challenge was finding affordable kitchen space. He even had to put his business Siembra, which sells Peruvian and Colombian food, on hold at one point because he couldn’t find a space that met his needs. Now, through our… [ Keep reading ]

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Seattle Restored in Lake City helps Mama Row’s Caramel turn pain into purpose

December 4, 2025

When the call came that Seattle Restored had an opening in its new commercial kitchen space in Lake City, Jonathan Hudson said it was “a no brainer.” “It was the perfect timing,” said Hudson, owner of Mama Row’s Caramel. “It opened up a lot of possibilities, a lot of sales… [ Keep reading ]

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Seattle Restored at Base Camp Studios 2

September 19, 2024

We’re happy to announce that applications for Seattle Restored at Base Camp Studios 2 are open! Artists will have access to affordable studio space at the historic Bergman Luggage Building on the corner of Third Avenue and Stewart Street in Downtown Seattle. Applications close on Sunday, Sept. 22 at 8… [ Keep reading ]

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grayseas pies: sweet passion turned successful business

March 14, 2024

Gracie Santos Guce didn’t plan to turn her love of making pies into a business. It just happened. “It was an accident. People call me an accidental entrepreneur. Before the pandemic, I don’t think I ever baked a pie in my life,” says Guce, owner of grayseas pies. One day,… [ Keep reading ]

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Black History Month 2024: Supporting and growing Black-owned businesses

February 12, 2024

Seattle has a rich and deep history of Black and African-American communities and businesses. We’re proud to celebrate that history and highlight events in the community. You can learn about more events from the Department of Neighborhoods 2024 Guide to Black History Month Events in Seattle. In addition to supporting… [ Keep reading ]

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Lots of Love for Seattle Restored and Downtown Revitalization with $200,000 Investment by JPMorgan Chase

February 8, 2024

The Palengke presents Valentine’s Night Market, FREE Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2024, 4-8 p.m., Seattle Restored Downtown JPMorgan Chase announced a $200,000 investment in the innovative retail program Seattle Restored. The funding will go directly to Seattle Good Business Network and be focused primarily on deepening support for long-term leases and… [ Keep reading ]

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