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Eastside Office Supply Has Been “Unexpectedly Devoured” by Tech Companies

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By Meghan Hall To many, the attraction to the Puget Sound’s Eastside Office markets is apparent, with infrastructure, public transportation and private development projects feeding local city economies from Bellevue to Redmond. And while others have cast a warier eye at the Eastside’s economy, expecting demand to wane, a new report recently released the Broderick […]

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