By Meghan Hall The nature of Seattle’s industrial market is at a tipping point; as land and rental prices have rapidly increased over the course of the last market cycle, the faces of those doing business in Seattle’s urban markets have changed. Traditional industrial owner-users, many of whom used to occupy space in the South […]
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