By Robert Carlsen With tourism in Seattle achieving record high visitation numbers and hotels in the central business district looking at 80 percent occupancy for the fourth consecutive year, hotel developers are scrambling to get new inventory on the market as fast as possible while hotel investors are grabbing up some prime properties. Seattle will […]
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