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Seattle Sits Out the National Office Occupancy Index Even as Puget Sound Landlords Chase the Same Answer

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The most widely cited measure of the American return to office does not track Seattle, leaving Puget Sound owners and lenders to benchmark their buildings against a national average they cannot see themselves in, at a moment when local worker foot traffic has stalled at roughly two-thirds of its pre-pandemic level. Kastle Systems' Back to […]

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