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Data Center Summit: AI, Connectivity, and Capacity

Multifamily Market Update

Multifamily development across the Pacific Northwest is undergoing significant change as constrained supply, sustained demand, and evolving resident expectations reshape how communities are designed, delivered, and positioned. This panel will examine how developers, investors, and delivery teams are responding to these pressures, and how multifamily assets are being programmed for flexibility, long-term performance, and relevance. The discussion will also explore how multifamily intersects with broader mixed-use environments, workplace adjacency, and long-term capital strategy.

Workforce Reset: How PNW Employment Shifts Are Reshaping Corporate Real Estate

The Pacific Northwest is experiencing one of the most significant workplace transitions in decades. Large-scale layoffs across technology companies, restructuring driven by AI investment, and evolving return-to-office expectations are reshaping how organizations think about their workforce and the spaces that support it. For corporate real estate leaders, these workforce changes are creating new pressures around portfolio strategy, workplace design, and long-term planning. Companies are reassessing how much space they truly need, how employees are using the workplace, and how real estate investments align with a rapidly evolving labor market. This CoreNet Global Washington Chapter event brings together end-user real estate leaders, developers, and market experts to discuss how workforce dynamics across the Pacific Northwest are influencing real estate decision-making today and what those trends signal for 2027. Rather than focusing solely on macro forecasts, this discussion will explore how organizations are actively adapting their real estate strategies in response to layoffs, hiring shifts, hybrid work expectations, and economic uncertainty.

Corenet on the Lake - Summer Mixer

Membership Breakfast

Annual CRE Forecasting Event - Reflecting on 2026 and Forecasting the Commercial Real Estate Landsca

The commercial real estate industry is entering a new phase of adjustment following several years of economic volatility, shifting workplace patterns, and changing capital markets. Across the Pacific Northwest, real estate leaders are navigating elevated office vacancy, continued industrial demand, evolving multifamily fundamentals, and renewed interest in emerging sectors such as data centers and life sciences. As organizations close the books on 2026, the question facing many industry leaders is what comes next. This CoreNet Global Washington Chapter annual forecast brings together economists, occupiers, developers, and market leaders to reflect on the trends that defined the past year and explore what may shape the commercial real estate landscape in 2027. Panelists will discuss market indicators they are watching closely, how capital markets and financing conditions may influence development activity, and what occupiers and investors should anticipate as economic conditions continue to evolve. The conversation will offer insight into the forces influencing leasing activity, development pipelines, workplace strategy, and investment decisions across the Pacific Northwest.

End of year Mixer