Connect CRE | Lisa Brown
During this past decade, Seattle landed on the national map, attracting prominent employers and top talent. And now, multifamily investors must carefully analyze the region holistically, deciding where to place bets based on how people will work, live and recreate in this region, says Dylan Simon of Kidder Mathews.
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