By Meghan Hall The dot-com bust of the early 2000s forced many companies in the commercial real estate sector to rethink their long-term growth strategies, prompting closures in different markets around the United States to ensure long term viability. In 2003, technical construction firm DPR made a similar decision, closing its physical Seattle office to […]
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