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Bay Area Retail Occupancy Holds at 93.7% in Q1 as Large-Format Deals Continue to Anchor Demand

The RegistryApril 21, 20263 Mins read274

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Regional shopping centers remain near peak occupancy levels, with limited large blocks of space and selective big-box transactions shaping the quarter Retail fundamentals across the Bay Area entered 2026 with a sense of continuity rather than acceleration, as strong occupancy levels held steady following a year of consistent gains. The latest survey from John Cumbelich […]

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