Despite an economic boost to downtown, the shift may concurrently create headaches for commuters, Seattle renters, and even home sellers in suburban neighborhoods.
SEATTLE, Wash — The return of Downtown Seattle’s biggest employer is shaking things up. Starting this week, an estimated 55,000 Amazon workers are going back to work in person.
It comes after CEO Andy Jassy gave workers a May 1 deadline to return to their downtown offices at least three days per week, and local experts say impacts are already being felt.
While downtown businesses are looking forward to an economic boost, the shift may also create headaches for both commuters
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