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WorkSphere, a coworking space in downtown Tacoma, is increasing the number of private offices it offers by threefold to meet increasing demand. The company occupies the first and second floors of a four-story building at 1120 Pacific Avenue, which has a total floor area of 14,000 square feet. The city has accepted permits for the …

We Are Paying Attention To The Market,’ Says The Owner Of A Downtown Tacoma Coworking Business That Is Increasing Its Space Read More »

To learn more about buying a home in Tacoma, Washington as an investment, read this article. Seattle has long overshadowed Tacoma. Outsiders knew it as a remote Seattle suburb. Nonetheless, this is one of the reasons to invest in Tacoma. Before going over the ten reasons to invest in Tacoma, let’s review the market facts. …

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Gas prices have climbed significantly at gas stations around the United States in recent weeks, and Tacoma has not been exempt from this upward trend. Throughout the city, unleaded gasoline reached an all-time high of $4.53 a gallon on Monday, breaking the previous record of $4.48 established in June of 2008. Last week, the average …

It has been revealed by the American Automobile Association that the average price of gasoline in Tacoma has increased to its highest level in recent history, according to the organization Read More »

New York, 14 March 2022: Fitch Ratings: Tacoma, Washington’s $13 million solid waste revenue bonds, 2022 have been granted a ‘AA’ rating by Fitch Ratings. Fitch also maintains its ‘AA’ rating on the outstanding series 2015, 2016A, and 2016B solid waste utility revenue and refunding bonds. During the week of March 23, 2022, the 2022 …

Fitch Assigns A ‘aa’ Rating To Tacoma, Wa’s $13 Million In Solid Waste Revenues, With A Stable Outlook Read More »

Tacoma has a lot on its plate keeping multifamily developments on schedule to completion, and several significant projects show what it takes to get there. Financing issues, shifting investors, and altering property-tax exemptions in the middle of a project are just a few of the things that might cause delays. Recent projects have resulted in …

Despite High Demand, It’s Not Always Easy To Create Apartments In Tacoma. This Is Why: Read More »

Cranes from multifamily developers soar over downtown Tacoma’s south end, and University of Washington Tacoma students crowd the city’s Brewery District streets. Midday traffic in the city’s central business district, on the other hand, is minimal. The for-lease signs in the windows of the empty buildings support a Kidder Mathews analysis that estimates the vacancy …

Crossroads Of Tacoma: Multifamily Developers Are Flocking To The City, But Office Space Demand Has Yet To Take Off Read More »