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Downtown Seattle Draws 3.7MM Visitors in July as Worker Return Stalls at 64%

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Downtown Seattle's summer visitor boom pushed foot traffic to 112 percent of pre-pandemic levels in July, yet the daytime office workforce remained stuck near two-thirds of its 2019 strength as central business district vacancy pressed past 34 percent.

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