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Downtown Seattle Hotels Hit 108% of 2019 Demand as Office Foot Traffic Stalls at 62%

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The Downtown Seattle Association's latest monthly dashboard shows September hotel demand and visitor counts running ahead of 2019 levels while weekday office attendance remains stuck below two-thirds of its pre-pandemic baseline, a split that is sorting downtown's property types into clear winners and laggards.

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