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NEST Study (New Economic Strategic Triangle): A Study of Development Properties Around Seattle-Tacoma International Airport — Annotated Table of Contents

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The NEST (New Economic Strategic Triangle) Study, completed in November 2004, examines development opportunities on properties surrounding Seattle-Tacoma International Airport within the cities of Burien, Des Moines, and SeaTac. Funded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration, the study identifies target industries, assesses highest and best use for each property, and provides strategic recommendations to guide economic growth in the airport region. The report was produced through a partnership of local governments and the Port of Seattle, with support from a team of real estate, engineering, and planning consultants.

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NEST Study (New Economic Strategic Triangle) report and addenda, November 2004, Grant Number 07-69-05316, U.S. Economic Development Administration. Prepared by GVA Kidder Mathews (Blair Howe) with consultants Greg Easton (Property Counselors), John Hoffman (Perteet Engineering), John Yarnish (URS Corporation), and Chris Austin (Project Dimensions). Project managed by Thomas Boydell, Puget Sound Economic Development District. NEST Partnership includes City of Burien, City of Des Moines, City of SeaTac, Port Of Seattle, and Puget Sound Regional Council. Study examines development properties around Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, covering property inventory, market analysis, economic base and target industry sectors, and highest and best use determinations. Addenda include national airport real estate market overview, regional Southend real estate markets, economic base analysis, and property-by-property strategic recommendations.

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