Seattle's suburban office landlords are trading rent for occupancy, cutting average asking rates to $34.80 per square foot, roughly $12 below downtown, as year-to-date leasing jumps 74 percent and Renton logs more than 407,000 square feet of deals despite 35 percent vacancy.
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