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Shaped by Tech Demand, Seattle Leasing Activity Soars

The RegistryJune 30, 20153 Mins read620

By Jack Stubbs It will come as little surprise to anyone tracking the Puget Sound commercial real estate marketplace that leasing activity in all of Seattle’s submarkets has become increasingly driven by the rapidly expanding tech industry. “The tech companies are infiltrating every neighborhood in Seattle because the owners are getting more accommodating, and the […]

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