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Kinzer Partners’ Look at Mid-Cap Office Product in the Puget Sound Sees Both Pullback and Opportunity in 2020

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By Meghan Hall Navigating the Puget Sound commercial real estate market can be tough, even for firms with vast amounts of capital and plenty of credit to back them. However, just as important are mid-cap companies, those who occupy the not full buildings, but individual floors or spaces deemed too small by the region’s major […]

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