Crane arrives at Washougal’s waterfront

Hyas Point project will have offices, retail, apartments

A tower crane pierces the skyline at the Hyas Point construction site along the Washougal waterfront May 13. (Contributed by Central Bethany Construction)

A construction crane arrives May 13 at the Hyas Point mixed-use development site near the Port of Camas-Washougal headquarters on the Washougal waterfront. (Contributed by Central Bethany Construction)

Construction crews install a tower crane near the Washougal waterfront, on the site of the future Hyas Point mixed-use development, May 13. (Contributed by Central Bethany Construction)

Construction crew members walk along a portion of the newly installed tower crane at the Hyas Point construction site May 13. (Contributed by Central Bethany Construction)

Construction crews install a tower crane at the Hyas Point construction site along the Washougal waterfront May 13. (Contributed by Central Bethany Construction)

Drone footage shows progress on the first phase of construction at Hyas Point on May 13. Once completed, the Washougal waterfront development will include a mix of residential, commercial and office spaces, as well as community gathering areas, a senior living center and an athletic club. (Contributed by Central Bethany Construction)

Construction on the Hyas Point mixed-use development on the Washougal waterfront hit a public milestone last week with the May 13 arrival of a tower crane.

“When people think of construction, they think of cranes,” Port of Camas-Washougal CEO Trang Lam said during a May 6 port commission meeting. “It’s exciting.”

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