By Kate Snyder Amid rising availability and rapidly rising debt costs plus Microsoft’s exit from the area, developers in the Eastside have more than enough reason to slam the brakes on planned developments. According to a recently released report from Broderick Group, “Q4 2023 Eastside Office Market Overview,” the Eastside has few projects currently under […]
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