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Seattle-Tacoma Industrial Vacancy Heads to Record 10.4% as Import Slowdown Tests the Gateway

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A fading construction pipeline offers little near-term relief as softer port traffic and tenant consolidations push the region into the bottom tier of national industrial rankings Seattle-Tacoma's industrial market is absorbing a hard truth in 2026: its identity as a Pacific Rim gateway, long a source of strength, has become a near-term liability. Vacancy across […]

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