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Bay Area’s Shopping Centers Continue to Stabilize, According to John Cumbelich & Associates’ Q1 2023 Report

June 2, 20233 Mins read402
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By Jack Stubbs As with many business and real estate sectors throughout the Bay Area, shopping centers continue to feel the follow-on effects precipitated by the COVID-19 pandemic. The start to 2023 witnessed a similar trend.  “The [regional shopping center] market is still settling, there are multiple pressures on the market like the continued rise […]

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