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Oakland Retail Market Maintains Strong Position Despite Slight Occupancy Decline in Q1 2025

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Oakland's premier retail districts continue to demonstrate remarkable resilience at the start of 2025, with all three major retail submarkets—Rockridge, Grand Lake, and Montclair Village—maintaining occupancy levels above 95 percent, according to the latest Q1 2025 Oakland Submarkets Retail Overview report from John Cumbelich & Associates. The overall occupancy rate in Oakland's retail submarkets experienced […]

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