With only 2 percent of inventory under construction, Washington's second-largest county sees development activity stalled in planning stages despite strong long-term demand signals Pierce County's multifamily development machine has downshifted into neutral, with construction activity at near-standstill levels as developers navigate an increasingly challenging economic landscape. Yet beneath the surface quiet lies a development pipeline […]
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