Local expert Maria Royer of Real Retail reports a strong rebound in Downtown Seattle. June 2025 brought in over 3.1 million visitors, with daily worker presence reaching a post-2020 high of 152,000. Apartment occupancy is up 22 percent since 2019, and hotel demand is nearly back to pre-pandemic levels

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Local expert @[Maria Royer](f00443c7-c516-4c41-b242-f8f24077c93a) of Real Retail reports a strong rebound in Downtown Seattle. June 2025 brought in over 3.1 million visitors, with daily worker presence reaching a post-2020 high of 152,000. Apartment occupancy is up 22 percent since 2019, and hotel demand is nearly back to pre-pandemic levels (image 1)
Local expert @[Maria Royer](f00443c7-c516-4c41-b242-f8f24077c93a) of Real Retail reports a strong rebound in Downtown Seattle. June 2025 brought in over 3.1 million visitors, with daily worker presence reaching a post-2020 high of 152,000. Apartment occupancy is up 22 percent since 2019, and hotel demand is nearly back to pre-pandemic levels (image 2)
Local expert @[Maria Royer](f00443c7-c516-4c41-b242-f8f24077c93a) of Real Retail reports a strong rebound in Downtown Seattle. June 2025 brought in over 3.1 million visitors, with daily worker presence reaching a post-2020 high of 152,000. Apartment occupancy is up 22 percent since 2019, and hotel demand is nearly back to pre-pandemic levels (image 3)
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New openings include Equinox at Rainier Square, PCC Community Market, Suit Supply, and Portland Leather Goods. No closures reported.

Retail interest is growing ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with brands seeking short-term activation space. Key locations like the O'Shea Building offer prime visibility near Pike Place and the waterfront. Rents remain favorable but are beginning to recover as demand increases.

More details: https://www.brandmarch.com/street/downtown-seattle

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