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Metropolitan Hardwoods Renews 107,000 SQFT in Kent as the Valley Absorbs the Market’s Steepest Occupancy Losses

The RegistryJuly 27, 20263 Mins read351

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Metropolitan Hardwoods has renewed 107,000 square feet at its longtime Kent Valley home, keeping the building-products distributor anchored in a submarket that shed more industrial occupancy than anywhere else in the Puget Sound during the second quarter. Metropolitan Hardwoods has renewed its lease for 107,000 square feet at 8030-8106 S 216th Street in Kent, choosing […]

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