By Jack Stubbs With steady employment growth and the continued expansion of e-commerce companies like Amazon, industrial warehouse space around the Puget Sound is increasingly attracting big-name investor interest. The Kent Valley in particular—which ranges from Kent to Puyallup, and encompasses cities like Auburn and Sumner—continues to see investment in industrial properties, with another recent […]
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