IHCA Executive Director Sarah Hoey and Landscape Manager Lyle Dickey met with the City of Issaquah and Taylor Morrison home…
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By Nina Milligan, Communications Manager, Highlands Council The City of Issaquah hosted a meeting at Blakely Hall on Thursday, November 7, inviting all interested parties to discuss how future development might best serve the needs of Issaquah Highlands. Top leaders including Issaquah’s Mayor, Mary Lou Pauly, and Keith Niven, Director...
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Welcome Snapdoodle Toys & Games to the Issaquah Highlands community! Snapdoodle is the newest business to open at Grand Ridge…
RE: Permit Applications for Issaquah Highlands Commercial / Retail Development Along 9th Ave NE In September 2018, the City of…
Last summer we reported the long-awaited news that the new Mountain Bike Skills Course at Central Park would indeed be…
Issaquah Highlands has new park in its future, one with panoramic views, park amenities for all ages, shelters and play…
Issaquah Highlands is not done growing yet! Issaquah Highlands has over 2.8M square feet of additional development zoned for commercial/institution. A few of the largest potential land developments are still in planning stages, including a plan for future development is from Shelter Holdings, the owners of the property along 9th...
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Affordable housing through ARCH: Update from King5 News investigation August 5, 2019 The Issaquah City Council Services and Safety Committee will hear a proposal for renewing the City’s funding for ARCH tonight (March 12, 2019 at 6:30pm) , a renewal with strings attached. To understand why such strings were attached,...
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There’s been quite a lot of talk about affordable housing in Issaquah Highlands lately, and for good reason. King 5 News broke an investigative story about affordable housing violations in our community, touching a nerve. Affordable housing is an important asset in The Highlands, clearly defined in our founding documents,...
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Shelter Holdings Permit Application Dispute with City of Issaquah Continues Public hearings soon to allow public comment in January Special…
