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Mayor Wilson and DSA’s Scholes Confront Dueling Realities at 2026 State of Downtown Seattle

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The Downtown Seattle Association's 2026 State of Downtown event reveals a city center pulled in two directions: a residential boom, declining crime, and major cultural investments on one side, and historic commercial vacancies, a shrinking job base, and a widening tax gap with Bellevue on the other. Downtown Seattle is experiencing a moment of sharp […]

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