Construction in Pioneer Square is expected to end in November. But business owners said having construction outside their doors during the summer is detrimental.
SEATTLE — Business owners in Pioneer Square said the waterfront project construction happening in their neighborhood is causing less foot traffic and is derailing sales.
The construction started in January in the neighborhood and is set to go until November.
But the biggest issue, is that the construction is right outside of businesses during the summer months, which is when they generally make the bulk of their revenue. Business owners said since they don’t have office workers frequenting the area
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