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Seattle’s Office Crisis Deepens with 30% Vacancy Rate and Stalled Development

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Seattle’s office market continued its correction in mid-2025, with mounting vacancy, subdued leasing activity, and strategic tenant relocations reflecting a sector still working through a prolonged imbalance between supply and demand. According to a recent leasing report from Flinn Ferguson Cresa, the vacancy rate is approaching 30 percent citywide—an unprecedented peak following five consecutive years […]

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