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Shorenstein CEO Sees ‘Generational Buying Opportunity’ in Office Market Recovery

Office Real Estate Stages a Comeback as Investors Return to Once-Shunned Sector After years of distress, the commercial office market is showing signs...

ByThe RegistryDecember 10, 2025

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Newly Built 16-Unit Apartment Property in Tacoma’s Fern Hill Neighborhood Brought to Market

A newly constructed 16-unit multifamily property located at 8632 A St. in Tacoma has been brought to market. The A Street Apartments, completed...

ByThe RegistryJuly 23, 2025

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Newly Built 16-Unit Apartment Property in Tacoma’s Fern Hill Neighborhood Brought to Market

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Redmond Office Vacancy Plunges From 20.8% to 6.4% in Q1 2026 in Sharpest Single-Quarter Drop Across Puget Sound

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Downtown Seattle Posts 720,000 SQFT of Office Leasing in Q1 2026 as Non-Tech Tenants Drive Demand Diversification

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