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East Bay Retail Corridors Hold Above 95% Occupancy as Transit Ridership and Business Formation Gain Momentum

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Maven Properties' Spring 2026 State of the Market report documents tightening neighborhood vacancy, rising home values, and double-digit BART ridership increases across Oakland, Berkeley, and Alameda Retail vacancy across the East Bay's primary neighborhood corridors remained below 5 percent as of February 2026, with several major shopping streets recording occupancy rates at or above 95 […]

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