The waterfront is Seattle’s place of perpetual construction.
It’s also a must-see for visitors.
“There’s a lot of construction, for sure, but you can still get around,” said John Wesche, visiting from Oregon.
After a five-month drivers’ strike, concrete is flowing again in the sprawling project to build a new boulevard and waterfront promenade.
City officials say the final work, scheduled to be done at the end of 2024, is now pushed back five months.
“We are delayed into 2025, and that’s because much of our critical path work relies on concrete deliveries that just were not made,” said Angela Brady, director of the city’s Waterfront Seattle program.
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