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Seattle’s Industrial Market Remains One Of Tightest In The Country

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By Kristin Bentley Demand continues to outpace supply as Seattle’s industrial market continues to be one of the tightest markets in the country, reaching vacancy rates that are at a historical low. According to JLL’s Seattle-Bellevue 2016 first quarter Industrial Insight report, development is struggling to keep pace. Scott Carter, a managing director for JLL, […]

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