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Grocers, Medtail and Coffee Chains Turn Silicon Valley Retail Into a Landlord’s Market

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Silicon Valley's retail landscape has shifted into a landlord's market, where ethnic grocers, medical users and drive-thru coffee chains are competing over a shrinking supply of well-located, high-infrastructure space even as single-tenant net-lease investment sales slide for a second consecutive year. Silicon Valley's retail market is still good — just different. That was the message […]

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