CBRE says Downtown Seattle's office market absorbed 300,000 square feet in the third quarter, its first positive quarter since 2021, while Cushman & Wakefield recorded a 116,000-square-foot loss, a gap that comes down to which buildings and which deals each firm counts, and which hides broad agreement on where the market stands.
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