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Puget Sound Business Journal Reduces Downtown Seattle Office Space by 44%

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By Vladimir Bosanac Puget Sound Business Journal is shedding space. After two decades at the Norton Building located at 801 2nd Ave. in Seattle, the local outpost of Charlotte, North Carolina-based national publisher American City Business Journals is moving offices to a much smaller, 5,100-square-foot location at 999 Third Ave., also known as DocuSign Tower. […]

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