This is the next in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Lake Union Sale Trends Lake Union has been a top performing submarket in the region for the last decade, from a leasing, development, and investment sales perspective. An average of more than $1.0…
Kinzer Market Observations: Lake Union
Kinzer Market Observations: Renton/Tukwila
This is the next in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Submarket Fundamentals Renton/Tukwila is the largest submarket in the Southend. Its proximity to the Seattle and Bellevue CBDs, as well as the warehouse market in Kent, makes it the ideal location for back…
Kinzer Market Observations: Lynnwood Submarket
This is the seventh in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team City Core Revival Located at the intersection of I-405 and I-5, Lynnwood has become a highly desirable location for tenants, families and businesses with a favorable tax structure and an educated workforce. It…
Kinzer Market Observations: Pioneer Square Tenant Migration
This is the sixth in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Tenant Composition Despite the perception of Pioneer Square being home to small local companies, the reality is the submarket houses a diverse tenant base that includes many well-capitalized large tenants. New Development Tenant…
Kinzer Market Observations: Ballard/Fremont Submarket
This is the fifth in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team The Evolving Neighborhood of Ballard/Fremont Ballard / Fremont is one of the founding neighborhoods of Seattle. This submarket lines the north edge of the Lake Washington Shipping Canal from the shores of Puget…
Kinzer Market Observations: Eastside
This is the fourth in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Overview The Eastside used to be a two-trick pony with Microsoft in Redmond and Boeing on I-90, but it has changed dramatically. Microsoft branched outside of Redmond and other large tech firms are…
Kinzer Market Observations: Lake Union
This is the third in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Then and Now Some of us remember when the big tenants in “sleepy” Lake Union were Washington Natural Gas, PEMCO and the Seattle Times. Many of us were crushed when voters rejected the…
Kinzer Market Observations: Bel-Red Corridor
This is the second in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Market Update: Bel-Red Development and FAR The Bel-Red Corridor has emerged as one of the strongest markets on the Eastside. A combination of upzoning, light rail, and tremendous demand for commercial space and…
Kinzer Market Observations: Pioneer Square
This is the first in a series of in-depth analyses of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in recent years.By: Capital Markets Team Market Update: Pioneer Square Class A vs. Class B With no commutes and transaction activity temporarily on hold, we’ve shifted our focus toward an in-depth analysis of submarket-level trends that we’ve observed in…
Kinzer Partners’ Look at Mid-Cap Office Product in the Puget Sound
Principal Adrienne Hunter reviews the performance of Seattle’s mid-cap office market and offers a guarded look forward during tumultuous times in this frank Q&A with The Registry’s Meghan Hall.