A new Kidder Mathews report finds 43 buildings traded at 6.0 percent average cap rates while the Tacoma-anchored market posted 2 percent rent growth to $1,672 — the most affordable county average in the Puget Sound. Pierce County's apartment market remained firmly positioned as the Puget Sound's primary yield-driven submarket in 2025, with full-year sales […]
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