Massive growth in the e-commerce sector .

Whether in the RE sector or otherwise.

The affordable housing sector as many mentioned in this thread is still going strong, especially further south towards Auburn, Kent, Puyallup etc.

I’ve been in the Commercial General Contracting sector for 9+ years along with having a real estate brokers license and am trying to piece both together into Real Estate Development.Derek 

Ultimately the things that impact asset prices that can over ride what the free market pay for is- monitory policy- government/private sector credit expansion- fiscal policy- Interest rates set by (a private) federal reserve- then finally the consumer ( which is probably influenced by the three prior)- Investor/Consumer confidence

Is the company wanting to rent your property and they use it to cycle tenants through at their leisure? 

You guessed it, leisure travel.

I think its an newish sector. 

That can cause problems as the companies won't want to pay more rent for space that just occupies air and landlords won't want to provide negative space that they can't collect rent on but still cost money to maintain.I have never liked the office space sector for commercial investing and really do not like it now.

Great, diversified work force, no single sector of employment dominates (a good thing for times like these) and it is a growing progressive city.