SEATTLE – Presented on Friday night at the NAIOPWA 2023 Night of the Stars Gala, the awards honored an impressive slate of commercial real estate projects that serve the community with innovations in retail, office, industrial and multi-family development.
The projects, and the developers who engaged them, demonstrate the flexibility and ingenuity of the CRE community. Additionally, NAIOPWA’s 2023 Night of the Stars finalists highlight important strides made in sustainable development, unique historical renovation, and a continued commitment to world-class development in the Greater Puget Sound area.
View All Finalists and Winners in NAIOPWA's Online Gallery
In addition to the nominated projects, this year's Night of the Stars Gala honored two individuals for their outstanding contributions to the industry.
The NAIOP Washington State Hall of Fame honors visionary members of the commercial real estate industry whose contributions reflect the ideal of NAIOPWA and have helped shape the character of our communities. This year, Tom Parsons, joins the ranks of the vaunted for his contributions to the built environment of the Pacific Northwest, as well as to NAIOPWA and the commercial real estate community. Read more about Tom on our blog here.
In recognition of his 33 years of service advocating for the commercial real estate industry in Olympia and on behalf of the organization, NAIOPWA honored lobbyist, Greg Hanon, with a Lifetime Achievement Award for his exemplary work in our industry. As our contract lobbyist, Greg has advanced NAIOPWA’s efforts to create a favorable climate for the conduct of commercial real estate in Washington by fighting tirelessly for laws, regulations and policies that increase predictability, fairness and timeliness for the industry. Each year, he has advised NAIOPWA in the creation of our legislative agenda, warning our membership of threats that the industry faces and identifying opportunities to improve the regulatory climate for real estate ownership and development. Greg has built relationships with lawmakers and served as a conduit between our membership, the legislature, the Governor’s office and the Department of Commerce, amongst other agencies. He has crafted our political strategy as we’ve engaged on issues like real estate excise tax increases, rent control, building energy efficiency standards implementation, multifamily tax exemption expansion, and many others. Over the course of Greg’s tenure as our lobbyist, his efforts have greatly expanded NAIOPWA's influence in Olympia. NAIOPWA is now recognized as a critical voice in all issues that impact the built environment, and lawmakers proactively engage our organization for input on proposed policy. Thank you, Greg, for your service to our association and industry.
NAIOPWA 2023 Night of the Stars Winners
Affordable Housing Development of the Year
Ethiopian Village
WINNER: The Rise on Madison/Blake House
Judges' Community Impact Award
WINNER: Ethiopian Village
Deal of the Year
WINNER: 2323 Elliott
Multi-Functional Industrial Compound
Pacific Gateway Industrial Park
Developer of the Year
WINNER: Sound West Group
Bridge Industrial
High-Rise Residential Development of the Year
WINNER: The Ivey on Boren
Historic Renovation of the Year
WINNER: The Muse Whiskey and Coffee Bar
Hydro House Historic Renovation
Schoolhouse No. 23
Hospitality Development of the Year
WINNER: Cantina Monarca Mexican Restaurant and Tequila Lounge
Salty's at the SEA and Brewtop Social
Water Grill
Industrial Speculative Development of the Year
WINNER: 65 Horton
Bridge Point I-5 Seattle Phase I
LogistiCenter at Pacific Gateway
Pacific 167 Logistics
Tacoma Central Logistics
Mixed-Use Development of the Year
WINNER: Marina Square
Porch + Park
Spectra
Multi-Family Residential Development of the Year: Fewer than 100 Units
WINNER: Eight One Hundred Bellevue
Infinity Shore Club Residences
Roystone Apartments
Multi-Family Residential Suburban Development of the Year: More than 100 Units
WINNER: Alexan Alderwood Apartments
Camber Apartments
Haven Apartments
Ion Town Center
Multi-Family Residential Urban Development of the Year: More than 100 Units
WINNER: Alta Aro Mixed-Use
HERE Seattle
Isola Home
The Lex Apartments
Merrill Gardens at Wright Park
Pivot
Office Development of the Year
WINNER: 555 Tower
Costco Wholesale Headquarters Addition
The Jack
Main Street Office Building
SRM Kirkland Phase III
Judges' Choice: Best in Class Development
WINNER: The Jack
Office Interior of the Year
WINNER: Confidential Gaming Company
Burgess Design - Company Office
CBRE Workplace 360 Seattle
Colliers
Gensler Seattle's Office Redesign
GGLO Seattle Office
Hines Seattle Headquarters
Newmark
Pacific Current Group
Rainier Square Amenity Space
Redevelopment/Renovation of the Year
WINNER: 760 Aloha
800 Fifth Redevelopment
Alder & Ash
Bellevue Connection Redevelopment Project
The Cedars Apartments Redevelopment
Lee Johnson Mazda Showroom
Sustainable Development of the Year
WINNER: 400 Westlake
Microsoft Thermal Energy Center (TEC)
Judges' Innovation Award
WINNER: Microsoft Thermal Energy Center (TEC)
People's Choice Award
WINNER: CBRE Workplace 360 Seattle
SIOR Broker of the Year Finalists and Winners
Investment Broker of the Year
WINNER: Jim Reed, Lee & Associates
Clayton Brown, Marcus & Millichap
Eli Hanacek, CBRE
Office Broker of the Year
WINNER: David Rothrock, Doug Barrett, and Matt Brennan, Meriwether Advisors
Harrison Laird and John Bauder, Lee & Associates
Industrial Broker of the Year
WINNER: Thad Mallory, Newmark
Richard Peterson, Christian Mattson, Billy Moultrie, and Chris Peterson, Lee & Associates
Andrew Stark, CBRE
NAIOP Washington State thanks its 2023 Night of the Stars Judges:
- Kate Freels, ZGF Architects
- Andrew Gabel, Lane Powell
- Justin Julian, DAHLIN Architecture | Planning
- Michael Kattermann, City of Bellevue
- Lacey Maki Ahlf, Construction
- Brendan Mason, AltaBird Investments
- Bill Potter, First Citizens Bank
- Allison Shephard, Developer
- Dylan Simon, Kidder Mathews
About Night of the Stars 2023
NAIOPWA's Night of the Stars identifies outstanding real estate developments and activities in a variety of market types and the individuals who made the projects happen. The awards aim to honor the teams who build our landscape in this annual celebration of the industry. Each finalist project was evaluated for impact on the community, market adaptability, ingenuity, and local contributions; projects honored in 2023 were completed within the period July 1, 2022, to August 1, 2023.