A new survey of 247 Seattle employers by the Seattle Metro Chamber and the Downtown Seattle Association delivers a harsh verdict on taxes, public safety and City Hall responsiveness, but it arrives as downtown posts its strongest visitor, hotel and office-absorption numbers in years.
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