Mayor's Statement on TOTE Maritime Alaska's Move to Downtown Tacoma

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma Mayor Victoria Woodards welcomed TOTE Maritime Alaska's decision to move its corporate headquarters to Downtown Tacoma, heralding the arrival of approximately 150 family wage jobs. She praised the new ownership group for their investment in transforming the property into a multi-tenanted space, a sign of economic vitality in the region. The mayor highlighted the city’s ongoing commitment to seeking investments that resonate with the robust demand for office space in Tacoma. With over $1. 5 billion currently invested in development projects, Tacoma is witnessing a surge in its commercial, residential, and industrial markets.

This move not only reinforces the city's growth trajectory but also enhances its appeal as a destination for businesses. The city's efforts to support businesses reflect a broader strategy to stimulate local economic development and job creation. As Tacoma continues to attract diverse investments, it positions itself as a key player in the regional economy. Mayor Woodards’ statement underscores the importance of such corporate relocations in fostering a thriving community.

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