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‘Downtown runs on people’: Seattle officials bullish on impact of Amazon’s return to office

Sam AllcockBy Sam AllcockFebruary 14, 20252 Mins Read
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** Summary: The health of downtown Seattle is a key driver in its ability to attract entrepreneurs, startups, and companies from outside the city. Mantinily, downtown Washington is seeing a resurgence of business activity, as evidenced by its strong momentum during the COVID-19 pandemic and as it begins to absorb corporate and tech talent. Amazon, the tech giant with the largest workforce in the world, is a notable example of cities like Seattle embracing its eager spirit in returning workforce to HQ. Sending thousands of employees back to Seattle helps the downtown area stand out among other U.S. cities, which have struggled to compete with remote work and the decline of in office employees. Small businesses in the downtown core are also responding by demanding more for lunch, meals, and services, particularly on weekdays and weekends. This shift is being met with mixed reactions. Cloud computing and streaming services, such as Amazon and Netflix, are now common tenants for downtown spaces, and many tech companies, like Apple, are starting or adopting new lease agreements. Despite the competitive effects of remote work, owners of such companies see their companies growing and reaping benefits. The downtown’s vulnerabilities, such as high vacancy rates due to the return of large corporations and talent, are being addressed with initiatives like the Seattle Climatedropdown Hub and the M5 Creative Building. The city is actively coping with its rising competition by leveraging downtown spaces in incubator projects and fostering collaboration. The efforts to attract out-of-towners are likely to be a focal point for downtown. The mayor, Bruce Harrell, has expressed confidence in Seattle’s economy, noting the strong fundamentals, the downtown’s future trajectory, and its growth potential. Harrell’s commitment to supporting entrepreneurs and expanding the city’s workforce will be crucial in ensuring downtown’s continued prosperity. Eventually, downtown is expected to be a hub for business, innovation, and global talent, positioning the city as a symbol of workforceһorizons and economic vitality.

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