Elliott Krivenko

New data from the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows that Washington State had the fastest-growing economy in the nation in the first quarter of 2026. Washington's gross domestic product grew 4.5%, ...

According to new data from the Washington State Office of Financial Management, Washington’s population continued to grow over the past year, reaching 8.2 million as of April 1, 2026.

New data from the Washington State Office of Financial Management shows that the Seattle metropolitan area — consisting of King, Pierce and Snohomish counties — gained 26,000 residents between April ...

Retail availability remains tight across Seattle, with the strongest competition for space in high-income neighborhoods. The region’s wealthiest areas continue to post the lowest vacancy, reinforcing ...

Apartment development across the Seattle region is picking up again, but the momentum is coming from a different set of neighborhoods than those that led the last construction wave. Several areas ...

Apartment development across the Seattle metropolitan area is picking back up even as the sector continues to see softer rent growth and slower growth in the number of occupied units.

Sales activity in the Seattle metropolitan area's commercial real estate market remains well above its low point in 2023. However, the pace of recovery is losing momentum as slower population and ...

Seattle's apartment asking rents have been on the rise since the start of the year, with month-over-month rent growth measuring 0.5% in May. That was the weakest May rent growth in Seattle since a ...

Industrial demand in the Puget Sound region is becoming less reliant on logistics tenants. Manufacturing-related users still account for a smaller share of overall leasing activity, but that share ...

Industrial demand in the Seattle region has weakened in recent months as a sharp slowdown in port import volumes has reduced the need for large-scale warehouse space, adding to a broader cooling in ...

Owner-users account for a growing share of the occupied office space across the Seattle region.

A growing share of office buildings in the Seattle region is experiencing high vacancy, underscoring a widening gap between well-leased properties and those struggling to attract tenants.

Seattle's population growth slowed last year even as the city continued to add residents.

Office leasing across the Puget Sound region improved in the first quarter of 2026, with about 2 million square feet of new leases signed. That marked a sharp increase from last year, when the region ...

The Seattle and Portland metropolitan areas both experienced a sharp pullback in apartment demand over the past year. After peaking in the first half of 2025, 12-month trailing absorption — the net ...

The Pacific Northwest's two largest metropolitan areas are experiencing divergent rent growth trends: Rents are holding steady in the Emerald City, while rents in the City of Roses are declining.

Industrial leasing across the Puget Sound region picked up in the first quarter, reversing some of the slowdown seen last year as tenants take advantage of elevated availability levels across box ...

Seattle-area logistics facility vacancy rates have risen to 11.3%, up from a cyclical low of 4% in December 2022 and 9.1% a year ago.

The Puget Sound region’s retail sector showed early signs of stabilization at the start of 2026, as absorption — the net change in occupied space — shifted into positive territory for the first time ...

Seattle-area office vacancy held relatively steady in the first quarter, ticking up only slightly from the end of 2025 but once again setting a record for the region. This slowdown follows a sharp ...