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How Low Can it Go?: Vacancy on the Eastside Can’t Drop Much More, Report Says

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By Meghan Hall The breathing room that companies sought on the Eastside for their expanding business operations is now all but gone. With somewhat limited office inventory to begin with, the leasing on the Eastside continues to be largely driven by major technology tenants, from Microsoft to Amazon to Facebook. According to a third quarter […]

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