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Formation Report Warns Seattle’s Office Vacancy and Tax Base Are Locked in a Downward Spiral

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A new independent assessment of Seattle's economy finds the city's record office vacancy and its reliance on a handful of tech employers for tax revenue have become mutually reinforcing risks, with a single large departure capable of costing the general fund tens of millions of dollars a year.

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