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Downtown Walnut Creek Retail Vacancy Falls to 6.74% as Dining Brands Drive Second Consecutive Quarter of Positive Absorption

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John Cumbelich & Associates' Q1 2026 report shows new restaurant and lifestyle tenants offsetting closures of legacy operators in the East Bay's premier retail market. Downtown Walnut Creek's retail market continued its recovery trajectory in the first quarter of 2026, posting net positive absorption for the second consecutive quarter and pushing the overall vacancy rate […]

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