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Pacific Northwest Industrial Pipeline Contracts to 4.79MM SQFT as Developers Pull Back

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Construction starts have slowed sharply across the I-5 Corridor, but a heavy slate of Q2 and Q3 2026 deliveries will keep pressure on landlords through year-end. The Pacific Northwest's industrial development pipeline is shrinking faster than at any point in the current cycle. Developers along the I-5 Corridor are sitting on 4.79 million square feet […]

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