Everett panel outlines steps to reduce downtown storefront vacancies and boost activity
City staff, the Downtown Everett Association and council members discussed housing, placemaking, grants and a state creative-district application as tools to lower a 7% ground-floor vacancy rate and attract more visitors and businesses to downtown Everett.
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City officials, the Downtown Everett Association and council members on June 11 discussed steps they say are reducing long-term storefront vacancies in downtown Everett and encouraging more residents and visitors to spend time and money there.
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