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Bay Area Retail Center Occupancy Stabilizes as East Bay Struggles with Vacancies

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The Bay Area’s regional shopping center market is showing signs of stabilization, with occupancy rates improving across most submarkets. According to the latest John Cumbelich & Assoc. Bay Area Regional Shopping Center Quarterly Report, the overall occupancy rate for the region’s top-tier power centers increased to 92.39 percent in Q4 2024, reflecting a 50-basis-point uptick […]

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