Kidder Mathews' latest Puget Sound research shows King County's four apartment submarkets pulling in different directions in the second quarter of 2026, with East King posting the region's lowest vacancy, Seattle repricing on 24 trades and South King buyers demanding higher yields, while a 13,347-unit construction pipeline thins behind them.
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