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A New Chapter in a Building With More Than a Century of History
November 4, 2026
As JTM continues to grow, so does our footprint in Georgetown. Our office at 5900 Airport Way S, Suite 110 remains home, and this summer we expanded just steps away into the historic General Office Building at 6010 Airport Way S, creating additional space for our growing teams while keeping us connected on the Original Rainier Brewery campus.
JTM moves into landmarked office building at Original Rainier Brewery
October 15, 2026
JTM Construction relocated its headquarters from the International District to Georgetown’s historic Original Rainier Brewery in 2022, taking over around 12,700 square feet in a tilt-up concrete addition to the complex’s historic Brew House.
Seattle City Makers Podcast, Episode 120: Ben Coffman
October 13, 2026
Perhaps you’ve seen social media videos of or have heard of the residential towers under development downtown with a Boeing fuselage tucked between them, Aero 1200. It’s a wild project and it’s just one of the many notable works constructed by Seattle firm JTM Construction.
Renovating for Healing: JTM Construction & SOUND Behavioral Health
October 1, 2026
JTM was selected to renovate the clinical space of SOUND Behavioral Health’s Belltown clinic — a 2,000+ square-foot project in a historic downtown property, transforming it into a more welcoming, efficient, and therapeutic environment for clients and staff.
JTM Construction completes $2.8M oncology clinic expansion at Valley Medical Center
August 25, 2026
JTM Construction has completed work on Valley Medical Center & Clinics’ East Pavilion Oncology Clinic in Renton. Located at 4009 Talbot Road S., Suite 310, the clinic was completed for $2.8 million, approximately $900,000 below its original $3.7 million estimate. The new project doubles the footprint of VMCC’s oncology clinic and creates a more modern, accessible environment designed to support growing demand for cancer care services.
SPG Issue 5: Preparing Seattle for FIFA
June 1, 2026
As the World Cup approaches, JTM Construction’s Special Projects Group (SPG) is getting Seattle ready to perform on a global stage. Read our SPG’s Issue 5 newsletter to find out more!
Issue 12: Building Construction is Local
May 21, 2026
JTM’s newsletter is out! Issue 12: Building Construction is Local. In this issue, we highlight recent market updates. To be competitive and deliver high-quality, predictable results, contractors must understand local labor, equipment, and material constraints. Owners select contractors with proven local experience, who then partner with local trade specialists to guarantee jurisdictional knowledge and labor availability.
In nod to Boeing, a jumbo fuselage hangs between two Seattle towers
March 6, 2026
Seattle Times
Construction crews are suspending a decommissioned United Airlines Boeing 747 piece by piece, roughly 14 feet above the ground between two high-rises in Seattle’s Denny Triangle neighborhood. The installation is a tribute to Seattle’s aviation-centered history as the birthplace of Boeing and part of a long-delayed mixed-use project taking shape at 1200 Stewart St.
More JTM office space bubbling at Original Rainier Brewery
March 4, 2026
Seattle DJC
The DJC reported in January on ScanlanKemperBard’s nascent proposal to add apartments to the Malt House building at the Original Rainier Brewery in Georgetown. The Portland-based company and a partner have owned the historic four-building complex since 2018.
City utility to shed space in Seattle Municipal Tower amid remodel
February 27, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
Seattle Public Utilities is consolidating its space in Seattle Municipal Tower. The work will enable the utility to vacate two full floors and portions of three others, according to spokesperson Travis Gershaneck. Afterward, it will have around 130,300 square feet and house approximately 800 employees in the tower.
February 2026: JTM Newsletter – SeaTac Elevator
February 27, 2026
February 2026: Special Projects Newsletter
February 27, 2026
As we look ahead to 2026, we’re building on a strong revenue year and continued growth. We are expanding our team by bringing on experienced Project Managers and Superintendents to better support our clients. This intentional growth allows us to maintain focused project teams, provide consistent leadership in the field, and deliver reliable schedules, clear communication, and high-quality results as project demands increase.
New staircase arriving at Pier 66
January 29, 2026
Seattle DJC
The Seattle waterfront is getting another upgrade, and this one will be especially handy for Alaska-bound cruisers.Crews with Port of Seattle contractor JTM Construction are in the midst of rebuilding the grand staircase at Pier 66, also called Bell Street Harbor, at 2225 Alaskan Way.
AGC Build Washington: General Contractor (200K – 400K hours)
January 26, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
At JTM, Stop Work Authority isn’t just a slogan — it’s a living part of the culture built on trust, communication and respect. While common in the industry, its success depends on project environments and leadership attitudes. JTM makes it clear that stopping work is an act of leadership, not defiance. They actively challenge the misconception that safety and production are opposing forces, emphasizing that safe work is productive work.
Celebrating Excellence: AGC recognizes industry leaders, innovation and safety
January 26, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
GC of Washington’s construction community gathered Jan. 23, at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue for the 2026 Build Washington Awards Luncheon, the association’s signature event celebrating the people, projects and programs shaping Washington’s construction industry.
General Contractor (200K – 400K hours): Populus Hotel
January 26, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
Populus Seattle transforms the historic 1907 Westland Building into a 120-room boutique hotel that blends heritage, biophilic design, and sustainability. JTM Construction achieved a 36% reduction in embodied carbon through adaptive reuse and delivered net-negative emissions with carbon offsets and a ‘One Night, One Tree’ program.
Private Building $50M – $100M: Puyallup Tribe of Indians Entertainment District
January 26, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
The Puyallup Tribe of Indians’ new Administration Building brings more than 30 departments together under one roof in a modern, culturally rich headquarters. Built on an 18-acre site that once held the Tribe’s first casino, the 95,000-square-foot building and its 195,000-square-foot parking garage combine innovation with heritage.
JTM Construction partnered with Freiheit Architecture, Wright Runstad & Company, and Tribal leadership to create a facility that meets Salmon Safe environmental standards while showcasing art and materials rooted in Tribal culture.
Despite complex site conditions and evolving needs, the project was delivered on time and within budget. Today, this high-performance building anchors the Tribe’s civic campus, symbolizing resilience, governance, and sustainable growth for generations to come.
Delayed mixed-use project in Denny Triangle prepares for signature piece
January 21, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
One of Seattle’s most anticipated real estate developments is finally gaining momentum months after its original developer stepped away.
Vancouver, British Columbia-based Westbank Properties had spearheaded the two-tower mixed-use project at 1200 Stewart St. since breaking ground in 2018. In September, however, Toronto-based OPTrust took over.
Courtney Wise Promoted to Director of Marketing at JTM Construction
January 21, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
JTM Construction announced the promotion of Courtney Wise to Director of Marketing. Wise brings more than a decade of marketing experience, with leadership roles since 2014. She began her career in real estate marketing before entering the AEC industry in 2016, supporting architecture firms and general contractors. Since joining JTM in 2024, Wise has led marketing strategy, brand positioning, and pursuit management, partnering closely with executive leadership, business development, and project teams to strengthen the firm’s market presence.
Michael Orme Promoted to Project Executive at JTM Construction
January 12, 2026
Puget Sound Business Journal
Orme holds a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management from the University of Washington and joined JTM in 2012 after beginning his career in the construction industry in 2011. Over the course of his tenure at JTM, he has progressed through leadership roles, gaining responsibility for delivering complex projects, leading multidisciplinary teams, and building strong, long-term client relationships. He is recognized for his ability to mentor teams, foster collaboration, and lead with a steady, people-focused approach.
A New Chapter in a Building With More Than a Century of History
November 4, 2026
As JTM continues to grow, so does our footprint in Georgetown. Our office at 5900 Airport Way S, Suite 110 remains home, and this summer we expanded just steps away into the historic General Office Building at 6010 Airport Way S, creating additional space for our growing teams while keeping us connected on the Original Rainier Brewery campus.
Seattle City Makers Podcast, Episode 120: Ben Coffman
October 13, 2026
Perhaps you’ve seen social media videos of or have heard of the residential towers under development downtown with a Boeing fuselage tucked between them, Aero 1200. It’s a wild project and it’s just one of the many notable works constructed by Seattle firm JTM Construction.
Rooftop event space opens at RailSpur micro district
October 17, 2025
Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
Pioneer Square’s RailSpur micro district added an events space last month atop its 419 Occidental mixed-use office building, originally built in 1906.
JTM Leaders Talk Shop
April 21, 2025
Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce
JTM Construction’s CEO and president share lessons from 20 years of building in Seattle. A small team of builders founded JTM Construction in 2005, making office tenant improvements at Metropolitan Park East for The Benaroya Company as their very first project. Three years later, the company was awarded Olive8, then Stadium Place, the F5 Tower, Weyerhaeuser Headquarters at 200 Occidental and Ovation Towers.
Largest Private Companies in Washington State
June 24, 2024
PSBJ announces this year’s list of Largest Private Companies in Washington state.
Puget Sound Business Journal unveils 2024 Corporate Citizenship honorees
May 8, 2024
Companies across the Puget Sound region are finding ways to make a difference in their communities. We are proud to be recognized on this year’s list of top corporate philanthropists.
JTM is proud to be recognized by NAIOP and honored with The Multifamily Development of the Year award!
November 9, 2023
NAIOP’s annual Night of the Stars gala was held last Friday evening at the Hyatt Regency Bellevue. The nominees were selected by popular vote among NAIOP members; then, a panel of industry experts made the judgments.
JTM Georgetown New Office
June 21, 2023
It’s been nearly a year since JTM Construction moved from the International District to Georgetown and the company hasn’t looked back.
These 100 companies are among Washington’s Best Workplaces 2023
June 8, 2023
We are honored and excited to be recognized by the Puget Sound Business Journal as one of Washington’s Best Workplaces for the third year. Our work is a team effort every day. We appreciate and thank our JTM team members for all they have accomplished in 2023! Working hard, supporting each other, and having fun make the culture at JTM one that we are proud of!
Safety Professional of the Year Award
May 19, 2023
Since joining JTM, Justin Molocznik has energized a safety program that was in peril. While the attitude and desire for a strong safety culture was built into the organization at its core, the safety effort lacked the organization and leadership to capture its energy.
Grand Award: Safety General Contractor 250k to 500k Workers Hours
May 19, 2023
JTM understands that when it invests in the community and safety industry, it is ultimately investing in a better future for the individuals it tries to protect.
2021 PSBJ General Contractor List
June 27, 2022
JTM Construction ranks 14th on the 2021 Puget Sound Business Journal’s List for General Contractors
These 100 companies are among Washington’s Best Workplaces
June 22, 2022
We are honored and excited to be recognized by the Puget Sound Business Journal as one of Washington’s Best Workplaces for the second year in a row. Our work is a team effort every day. We appreciate and thank our JTM team members for all they have accomplished in 2022! Working hard, supporting each other, and having fun is what makes the culture at JTM one that we are proud of!
JTM exec shares lessons learned over the decades
July 1, 2021
Culture and values transcend everything we do at JTM Construction and are what drew me to this company years ago. Here are some of the many lessons I’ve learned along the way.
Justin Molocznik joins JTM Construction as Safety Director
February 1, 2021
JTM Construction, leading PNW general contractor, announced today that Justin Molocznik has joined the company as Safety Director.
Opinion: You can’t achieve success without succession planning
December 11, 2020
In almost every industry, a leadership transition is a crucial moment in a company’s life and can drastically impact its future. Leaders in the construction industry planning their exit face even more pressure because an estimated 54% of construction managers are baby boomers.
JTM Construction Transitions Presidency from John Hayduk to Martin O’Leary
October 29, 2020
Leading Pacific Northwest general contractor, JTM Construction, announced today that President John Hayduk will transition to the role of Senior Advisor in January 2021, with Executive Vice President Martin O’Leary taking the helm. Hayduk co-founded JTM Construction in 2005, with O’Leary and Chief Operating Officer Tom Titus.
Hines starts construction of Bellevue office tower
July 10, 2019
Real estate firm Hines announced Monday that it started construction of the Summit 3 office tower at the corner of 108th Avenue Northeast and Northeast Fourth Street in downtown Bellevue.
Capstone to start on spec offices at Esterra Park
July 6, 2019
The seven-story Class A building, with 245,000 square feet, was designed by ZGF. JTM will be the general contractor. CBRE’s Scott Davis, Tim Owens and Scotta Ashcraft will lease the space for Capstone.
Chainqui’s Belltown apartments nearly half leased; two restaurants sign up
May 24, 2019
The O2 Apartments at 2401 Third Ave. in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood are nearly half leased since the 12-story building opened earlier this year.
Octave 9 performance space debuts at Benaroya Hall
March 29, 2019
Seattle Symphony recently opened Octave 9: Raisbeck Music Center, a high-tech, acoustically nimble performing arts space at Benaroya Hall downtown where artists and composers can experiment with sound.
LMC starts on two Alexa-enabled apartment towers on Town Hall block
March 8, 2019
LMC — the preferred moniker for Lennar Multifamily Communities — announced this week that it has started construction on two apartment towers at 1101 Eighth Ave., aka the Town Hall block, just east of the freeway on First Hill. Completion is expected during 2021. The official new name is Ovation.
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