Posted Nov 30, 2022, 10:49 PM
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Never Dell
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Posts: 19,804
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This is based on mid-Covid numbers. How asinine.
As for Seattle, it's trending in the right direction. Housing construction is booming, vacancy rates are still pretty low despite that, the tents left the Downtown core when a new mayor was elected this year, Downtown retail openings are gaining steam, tourism was huge this summer... Somehow we also keep breaking ground on new office buildings (typically biotech-friendly ones) in the urban core...at least 11 during Covid off the top of my head, including a couple just starting now.
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