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CBRE’s New Seattle Office Follows Today’s Trends of Office Design and Utilization

The RegistryJune 20, 20232 Mins read1.5k

Over the past three years, office workers have been curious about the appearance of offices in the new era of hybrid work. Now, people in the Puget Sound area have gained some insights through CBRE's new office located on the 38th and 39th floors of the U.S. Bank Centre in Seattle. This office has been […]

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