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While flat at the regional level, some Puget Sound submarkets see large rent growth swings

Changes in supply pressure and job trends could reshape the landscape in 2026
CoStar Analytics
March 5, 2026 | 4:26 P.M.

Last year, the Puget Sound region's apartment market saw a rapid pullback in demand in the second half, driven by a weaker job market and slower immigration. Absorption — the net change in occupied units — came in at about 2,600 units over the second half of 2025, about half the number absorbed for the same six-month period in 2024.

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News | While flat at the regional level, some Puget Sound submarkets see large rent growth swings