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Operating Seattle and Portland’s Buildings Fuels a $18.7BN Economic Engine, BOMA Study Finds

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A new economic-impact study from BOMA International sizes the Pacific Northwest's building-operations economy, finding that metro Seattle and Portland together sustain more than 112,000 jobs, with Seattle the costlier of the two metros to keep its buildings running.

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