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Report: Eastside Development Pipeline Faces Challenges Amid Shifting Real Estate Landscape

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By The Registry Staff The Eastside, particularly Bellevue and Kirkland, has been a hotspot for real estate development and corporate expansion over the last decade. However, recent market dynamics have cast a shadow of uncertainty over the once-booming landscape. Rising vacancies, tepid tenant demand, increased sublease availabilities, surging debt costs, and Microsoft's decision to scale […]

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