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10/02/2024

Q3 2024 The Return to In-Person Work Driving Tenant Demand

During the third quarter, tenant demand remained relatively strong for large tech tenants in the Bellevue CBD. However, despite the tenant activity, supply in the Eastside office market is significantly outstripping demand. The result is a favorable tenant office market that is likely to remain in place for the next 24 months. The recent announcement by Amazon to require ALL…

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07/02/2024

Q2 2024 A CBD Bullseye for Tenant Demand with Signs of Life in the ‘Burbs

Since the start of 2024, tenant demand has remained relatively strong, but hyper-focused on best-in-class, well-located, amenitized assets. Some, but not enough, of that demand is beginning to trickle out to the suburban markets demonstrated by an undisclosed tenant leasing 26,000 SF at Kirkland Ascent and Verizon subleasing 33,000 SF of T-Mobile space along the I-90 Corridor.

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04/02/2024

Q1 2024 Seattle Market Snapshot

Q1 2024 posted major negative absorption for the entire Seattle market consistent with prior quarters. This large negative absorption observed in the quarter was primarily the result of two new large office buildings delivering 100% vacant – Washington 1000 (531K SF in the CBD) and Northlake Commons (158K SF in South Lake Union). However, we were encouraged to see Class…

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04/02/2024

Q1 2024 The Haves and the Have Nots

2024 welcomed tenant demand exceeding the historical norm for much of the first quarter. That demand so far is hyper-focused on best-in-class, well-located, amenitized assets. Trophy buildings have so far sidestepped the deep slump the region is experiencing in commercial office space. Whereas older buildings or those outside of the Bellevue central business district are bearing the brunt of the…

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01/12/2024

Q4 2023 Seattle Market Snapshot

Consistent with prior years, the Seattle office market continues to realize negative setbacks from the shift to remote work, especially from the region’s larger users. Survey data and ongoing interactions with tenants have shown that hybrid work is here to stay and will remain the new normal for office workers. That said, many companies have been aggressively shifting away from…

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