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Formation Report Finds Seattle Shedding Restaurants Per Capita, Squeezing Ground-Floor Retail

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Formation's assessment of Seattle's economy finds the city has lost restaurants per capita both before and after the pandemic, a sign that thin-margin neighborhood businesses are being squeezed out by rising rents and wages they cannot pass along.

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