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How Well Do You Know The Seattle CRE Investment Landscape?

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Seattle has become synonymous with the tech industry. Major players like Amazon and Snapchat are grabbing a greater share of the metro area’s office market while demand for Class-A multifamily rises as higher-paid tech workers move in. Meanwhile, the growing popularity of e-commerce has put pressure on Seattle’s industrial supply, which already has historically low vacancies.

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