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Downtown Seattle Sets Recovery Records as Office Vacancy Climbs Near 35%

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The Downtown Seattle Association's July data shows apartment occupancy, hotel demand and transit ridership all beating or matching pre-pandemic benchmarks, even as office worker foot traffic sits at just 64 percent of 2019 levels and CBD vacancy pushes toward 35 percent. Downtown Seattle logged some of its strongest visitor, hotel and transit numbers since before […]

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