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.
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