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West8’s Move-Ins Lag Its Leasing as Kilroy’s Seattle Tower Hits 58% Leased but 37% Occupied

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Kilroy Realty's West8 tower in Seattle's Denny Triangle is now 58.4 percent leased but only 36.7 percent occupied, leaving roughly 116,000 square feet of signed space waiting for tenants such as Foster Garvey, General Motors and SoFi to move in, a lag that will decide when downtown Seattle's leasing comeback starts showing up in buildings and on landlords' income statements.

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