Everett was built to ship wood. The waterfront is still shaped like that — flat, fenced, industrial, pointed at the water instead of the city.
What's happening now is quieter than a groundbreaking. Land changes hands on paper years before it changes on the block. By the time the neighborhood hears a name, the decision is old.
So we document it while it's still dirt. Fence lines, signage, cranes, the people already living a block away. This is the record of Everett becoming, kept in real time.
Watching for
- Who the new jobs actually go to
- Rent and resale within a half mile of the new campuses
- Whether anything gets built for the people already here
- Broadway — what opens, what closes