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Rising Rents and Constrained Land Inventory Point to Tight Industrial Market in Puget Sound Region for Third Quarter 2018 and Beyond, According to Reports

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By Jack Stubbs Rising rents, perpetually low vacancy rates and a shortage of available inventory across the region mean that the tight regional industrial market is set to be constrained for the foreseeable future. The industrial and logistics market in Seattle and the wider region is in a period of growth, and it continues its […]

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