Subscribe
Home Commercial Q&A: Steven Bourassa Discusses Seattle Real Estate Landscape
CommercialFeaturedIndustry NewsResidential

Q&A: Steven Bourassa Discusses Seattle Real Estate Landscape

October 2, 20235 Mins read1.1k
Share
Seattle, University of Washington, Washington Center for Real Estate Research, Wharton Real Estate Center, University of Auckland, University of Louisville, International Real Estate Society, American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association, Runstad Department of Real Estate
Share

By Catherine Sweeney Like many major cities, Seattle’s commercial real estate market has seen various ups and downs over the past several quarters. To gain more insight on the current state of the market, The Registry spoke with Steven Bourassa, professor and chair of the Runstad Department of Real Estate at the University of Washington. […]

Thank you for your interest in The Registry. If you'd like to read further, you must Subscribe or Log In below to read the rest of this content.

Share
Keller Auditorium Portland Broadway Across America Halprin Landscape Conservancy Hennebery Eddy Architects Metro Michael Curry Design Previous post Reviving Portland's Cultural Gem: The Keller Auditorium Renovation Project

2026 Pacific Northwest CRE Rising Stars

PNW CRE Rising Stars

Featured Posts

Aerial View Thea Foss Waterway Tacoma Washington Mt Rainier Visible

Pierce County Apartment Sales Slow to 3 Deals and $8MM in Q2 as 2,764 Units Stay Under Construction

ByNovember 6, 2026


Recent Posts

Vancouver Washington waterfront

Entitled 98-Acre Quarry District in East Vancouver Hits Market With Approvals for 2,000 Apartments, 625,000 SQFT of Commercial Space

ByNovember 6, 2026
South Lake Union Seattle

Full-Block South Lake Union Site Once Planned for 505,000 SQFT Lab Campus Hits Market as 490-Unit Apartment Opportunity

November 6, 2026
zoshua-colah-N18u2ZXq_qg-unsplash-pioneer square

Hudson Pacific Raises Guidance as Losses Reach $1.56B Over 19 Quarters, With Its Seattle Portfolio 75.6% Occupied

November 6, 2026
Space Needle between two apartment buildings in Seattle

Seattle Becomes Hudson Pacific’s Fastest-Growing Pipeline as 10 Tenants Circle 546,000 SQFT Washington 1000, Still 1.9% Leased

November 6, 2026
ousa-chea-gKUC4TMhOiY-unsplash-life science

Public Biotech Makes Up Just 1.1% of Alexandria’s Q3 Leasing as Seattle’s Pipeline Thins

November 6, 2026
Related Articles
Vancouver Washington waterfront
AECCommercialFinanceIndustry NewsResidentialRetail

Entitled 98-Acre Quarry District in East Vancouver Hits Market With Approvals for 2,000 Apartments, 625,000 SQFT of Commercial Space

A former rock quarry at the SR-14 and Southeast 192nd Avenue interchange...

ByNovember 6, 2026
South Lake Union Seattle
AECFinanceIndustry NewsLife ScienceResidential

Full-Block South Lake Union Site Once Planned for 505,000 SQFT Lab Campus Hits Market as 490-Unit Apartment Opportunity

The 77,760-square-foot block at 200 Taylor Avenue North, cleared for BioMed Realty’s...

ByNovember 6, 2026
zoshua-colah-N18u2ZXq_qg-unsplash-pioneer square
CommercialFinanceIndustry NewsLeasing

Hudson Pacific Raises Guidance as Losses Reach $1.56B Over 19 Quarters, With Its Seattle Portfolio 75.6% Occupied

Hudson Pacific Properties raised and narrowed its 2026 earnings outlook and lifted...

ByNovember 6, 2026
Space Needle between two apartment buildings in Seattle
CommercialIndustry NewsLeasing

Seattle Becomes Hudson Pacific’s Fastest-Growing Pipeline as 10 Tenants Circle 546,000 SQFT Washington 1000, Still 1.9% Leased

Hudson Pacific Properties told investors on its third-quarter call that Seattle has...

ByNovember 6, 2026
© Copyright 2024 Jellywp. All rights reserved powered by Jellywp.com