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Record-High Lease Rates and Strong Investment Activity in Seattle Retail

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The Seattle retail commercial real estate (CRE) market closed 2024 on a cautiously optimistic note, reflecting broader national recovery trends and adapting to post-pandemic consumer behaviors. According to a recent Kidder Mathews industry analysis, despite challenges posed by an evolving retail landscape, the Puget Sound region demonstrated resilience with strong fundamentals, minimal vacancy, and robust […]

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