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EDENS Spends $244MM+ on Bay Area Retail Assets as Part of Coast-to-Coast Expansion

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(EDITOR'S NOTE: According to industry reports, EDENS spent more than $243.89 million to acquire three Bay Area retail assets. EDENS purchased Village Oaks in San Jose for $115.1 million and a Whole Foods-anchored retail center in Berkeley for $43.1 million. The price for the Alamo Plaza Shopping Center was not immediately available; however, EDENS paid […]

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