Visitor numbers match 2019 levels while office workers lag, signaling uneven urban revival Downtown Seattle's recovery from the pandemic has reached a critical milestone, with visitor traffic nearly matching pre-COVID levels even as office workers remain reluctant to return to their desks in significant numbers. The latest data from the Downtown Seattle Association reveals a […]
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