By Jack Stubbs “I see a healthy market. Demand is definitely not decreasing in Seattle at this time. If the economy continues to chug along, sublease space will continue to be a constant in the [office] market,” said Hughes McLaughlin, senior director at Cushman & Wakefield’s Seattle office, summarizing one of the central schools of […]
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