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Tiger Mountain Services Renews 125,000 SQFT in Kent, Keeping Washington’s First Bonded Wine Warehouse in the Valley

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Tiger Mountain Services, the Kent operator that opened Washington's first bonded wine warehouse and now serves more than 500 wineries, has renewed 125,000 square feet at 7030-7050 South 216th Street, one of two top-eight industrial leases signed on the same Kent street in a quarter when the district posted the region's steepest year-to-date occupancy losses. […]

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