Home Commercial As Swig Turns 90, CEO Connor Kidd Sees Seattle as Next in Line for Bay Area’s AI Office Boom
CommercialFeaturedIndustry NewsLeasing

As Swig Turns 90, CEO Connor Kidd Sees Seattle as Next in Line for Bay Area’s AI Office Boom

Share
peyton-duncan-0YNRneF3K4s-unsplash-south lake union seattle
Photo by Peyton Duncan on Unsplash
Share

Four years after The Swig Company planted its first Seattle flag at the Lake Union Building, President and Chief Executive Officer Connor Kidd says the Puget Sound office market is running behind San Francisco's AI-fueled recovery but is positioned to inherit the next wave of Bay Area tech expansion, with buildings still trading at a fraction of replacement cost.

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share

2026 Pacific Northwest CRE Rising Stars

PNW CRE Rising Stars

Featured Posts


Recent Posts

Related Articles

Kitsap Apartment Vacancy Falls to 7% as 70-Unit Quay Bainbridge Trades for $16.8MM, Ending Investment Drought

Kitsap County's apartment vacancy fell faster than any other Puget Sound submarket's...

Portland Leads Nation in Q3 Coworking Growth, Expanding Location Count 10% to 87 Spaces

Portland grew its coworking location count faster than any other top-50 U.S....

Seattle Scales Pioneer Square Pilot That Moved 70 of 80 Homeless People Indoors Citywide

Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is taking a by-name outreach model that moved...

Macerich Narrows Q3 Loss to $16.7MM as 1,125,000 SQFT Washington Square Anchors Its Oregon Footprint

Macerich narrowed its third-quarter loss to $16.7 million as income at its...