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Report: Puget Sound Industrial Market Contends with Inflation, Construction Costs

January 25, 20232 Mins read712
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By Kate Snyder The Puget Sound’s industrial market is contending with increased inflation, potential layoffs and rising construction costs, according to a report recently released by Kidder Mathews. The Seattle Industrial CRE Market Update – 4th Qtr. 2022 also shows, however, that the region has seen increased employment – almost a quarter of which were […]

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