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Ferguson’s 26-Member Economic Council Carries a Permitting Mandate as Downtown Seattle Vacancy Hits 36.5%

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Gov. Bob Ferguson's newly created Governor's Economic Development Council arrives with an explicit charge to dismantle regulatory barriers to growth, seating six members drawn from ports, utilities, homebuilding and construction labor — but not a single developer, brokerage or REIT — at the precise moment downtown Seattle carries the highest big-city office vacancy rate in […]

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