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Seattle Life Science Stays Tightest of West Coast Hubs as New Construction Halts

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Seattle's life science market entered the second half of 2026 with the lowest vacancy of any major West Coast hub and no space under construction, a discipline that has spared it the glut weighing on the Bay Area and San Diego.

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