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Visitors Flood Back to Downtown Seattle as Office Workforce Keeps Shrinking, April Figures Show

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April data shows downtown topping pre-pandemic visitor and tourism levels even as worker foot traffic slides to 60 percent of 2019, exposing a recovery split down the middle. Downtown Seattle drew more than 2.8 million unique visitors in April, surpassing its pre-pandemic benchmark for the month, yet the workers who once defined the urban core […]

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