REDEFINING URBAN CHIC
Following a sweeping, multimillion-dollar renovation, Pacific Place has every benchmark of a premier urban destination.
Contemporary Design
The 339,000 sf center includes an imposing grand entrance, a five-story atrium, a four-story living green column, and a 70-foot LED screen in center court.
Enviable Location
In the heart of downtown Seattle's bustling shopping district, with easy access to major freeways, railways and transit stations
Convenient Amenities
Including a large, enclosed parking garage with over 1,100 spaces, ample lighting, as well as a skybridge connection to the Flagship Nordstrom store
Excellent Neighbors
The Amazon South Lake Union campus with 45,000 employees is right next door, Seattle's newly expanded convention center is three blocks away, as well the Nordstrom flagship store and headquarters
ENERGIZING THE COMMUNITY
Pacific Place is quickly emerging as Seattle’s leading destination for upscale shopping, dining and entertainment, with a growing reputation for showcasing exceptional tenants and hosting innovative community events:
Pop-Up & Grow
Our temporary retail program, gives entrepreneurs exposure and provides our visitors with access to unique tenants, including Proto101, Ghost Gallery, Midnight Cookie Co. and The Handmade Showroom.
Themed Events
Our events drive traffic and foster continuous community interaction, from special programs for Lunar New Year, seasonal activations and more.
Onsite Entertainment
Our music series and family-friendly events, attract repeat visitors. Monthly events include performances and educational programs to celebrate seasonal milestones, like Back-to-School, Halloween and the holidays.
Unique Retail Concepts
Generate excitement, including The Friends Experience, which we hosted in Spring 2023, allowing visitors to explore and photograph set recreations of the popular TV show.
PACIFIC PLACE DEMOGRAPHICS
70% True Trade Area
10-mile radius
Population
972,055
1.1M
Average annual income
$127,929
$112,363
Number of households
458,029
520,806
Median age
36
36
Bachelor degree+
65%
66%
Renter occupied
56%
52%
*SOURCE: Demographics: Placer.ai Insights: Census 2024
SEATTLE: A VIBRANT DESTINATION
Ranked the 17th best city to live in the U.S., as well as the number one city for outdoor recreation, Seattle boasts an affluent, highly educated population with a robust median income.
Pacific Place is perfectly situated at the epicenter of this flourishing district, in the heart of downtown Seattle.
DOWNTOWN SEATTLE: THE ECONOMIC CORE
- Downtown Seattle is the core of the city's economy, with exceptional demographics, including:
Density: Downtown accounts for 81% of Seattle's offices, 87% of the city's hotel rooms, a third of its apartments, and a third of its arts and culture space.
Affluence: Downtown Seattle residents earn an average of $95,000 annually and have a median age of 34, with 73% holding a bachelor's degree or higher.
Potential: Downtown is growing steadily, with 1,600 housing units added in 2025, placing Seattle 4th among peer downtowns for the number of residential units added.
Source: Downtown Seattle Association, Port of Seattle, Visit Seattle
SEATTLE: MARKET MAP
SEATTLE: A DYNAMIC MARKET
Seattle boasts the third fastest growing economy in the U.S., backed by strong upward trends in population, tourism and employment metrics.
Population
Seattle’s population is expected to grow by 1.2% annually through 2027 – triple the projected growth of 0.4% per year for the U.S. as a whole.
Tourism
Tourism is on the rise, with passenger activity at Seattle-Tacoma airport at robust levels.
The city hosted an estimated 39.6 million visitors in 2025 spending $8.8 billion.
Demand for hotel rooms is growing, and both hotel occupancy rates and hotel room revenues are expected to grow in 2026 with FIFA World Cup.
Employment
In 2025, daily average worker foot traffic was 145,000 - a 4% increase over 2024.
Source: CoStar, BLS, STR, Downtown Seattle Association, Port of Seattle, City of Seattle Recovery Plan Performance Report, CBRE, Oxford Economics
SEATTLE: MULTIPLE GROWTH DRIVERS
In addition to its strong population demographics, Seattle has a host of compelling growth drivers, including:
- A strong and rapidly expanding tourism industry
- A reputation as a leading cruise ship destination
- World-class venues for professional sports event
- Prime locations for hosting blockbuster concerts
- A wide range of arts and culture sites
- A modern and growing transportation infrastructure
- A $45 million waterfront transformation
STRONG TOURISM INDUSTRY
Seattle’s tourism is driven by its status as a top cruise destination, as well as its premier venues for conventions, sports and the arts:
- The Seattle Convention Center recently concluded a $2 billion expansion with the Summit building.
- The Convention Center hosted more than 50 conventions in 2025.
- Over 4,000,000 hotel rooms were sold in downtown Seattle in 2025.
CRUISE SHIP DESTINATION
- Seattle’s three cruise terminals are all within a short distance of Pacific Place, including one in easy walking distance.
- Cruise traffic continues to rise with 298 cruise ships carrying a record 1.9 million passengers departing from Seattle to Alaska alone over the course of 2025.
- Pacific Place reaches cruise passengers via Visit Seattle and the Pike Place Market Visitor Center.
Source: Visit Seattle. BLS, STR, Downtown Seattle Association, Port of Seattle, City of Seattle Recovery Plan Performance Report, CBRE, Oxford Economics
WORLD-CLASS PROFESSIONAL SPORTS
Seattle is home to three major sports venues that are all situated just over one mile from Pacific Place, including:
- Climate Pledge Arena hosted 50 NBA and NHL games in 2025, with an average attendance of 10,000 – 17,000 fans at each game.
- Lumen Field, which hosted over 40 sporting events in 2025, including eight Seattle Seahawks games with attendance of more than 68,000 fans at each game.
- T-Mobile Park, home of the Seattle Mariners, which hosted 81 home games throughout 2025, accommodating more than 30,000 fans at each game.
- Seattle will be the host of 5 FIFA World Cup games in Summer 2026.
ARTS AND CULTURE HUB
Seattle is a hub for arts and culture, with more than 80 theater companies, as well as the Pacific Northwest Ballet, the Seattle Symphony, and four major art museums and galleries including:
- The Frye Art Museum
- Henry Art Gallery
- Seattle Art Museum
- Seattle Asian Art Museum
MODERN TRANSPORT SYSTEM
Seattle continues to invest in a vast and modern public transportation system that provides both visitors and residents with easy access to downtown destinations. This infrastructure includes options for traveling on land and on the Puget Sound, including a network of buses, street cars, ferries, water taxis, monorail and Link Light rail trains.
DYNAMIC CONSUMER GROUPS
Experian, the world’s leading global information company, uses its proprietary Mosaic® portal to classify U.S. households into groups that share similar demographic and socioeconomic characteristics. This data helps to define buying behaviors and create complex customer profiles. According to Mosaic, the top three consumer groups within ten miles of Pacific Place include:
23%
YOUNG CITY SOLOS
Younger and middle-aged singles living active and energetic lifestyles in metropolitan areas.
17%
POWER ELITE
The wealthiest households in the U.S., living in the most exclusive neighborhoods.
15%
BOOMING WITH CONFIDENCE
Prosperous couples in peak earning years.
YOUNG CITY SOLOS
Professional singles living active lives
Urban apartment dwellers
Progressive, social and digital-first
Designer, on-trend and online shopping
Chef-driven, functional foods
POWER ELITE
The wealthiest households in the U.S.
Living in the most exclusive neighborhoods
Affluent, sophisticated, adventurous
Quality, luxury shopping
Fine and casual dining, bold flavors
BOOMING WITH CONFIDENCE
Highly educated, nearing retirement from white collar jobs
Upscale, leisure-focused lifestyle
Shop multi-channel for designer, cars, electronics; sophisticated dining; cultural/charitable events
CONTACT US
Ellyn Mains
General Manager
206.470.8303
ellyn.mains@bhproperties.com
PACIFIC PLACE
600 Pine Street
Seattle, WA 98101
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