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Miller Family Enterprises Sells 81,600 SQFT Shopping Center in Roseville for $13.25MM

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By The Registry Staff Harding Plaza, a prominent shopping center in Roseville, has been sold for the first time in decades. The 47-year-old, 81,635 square foot property was acquired in late April by Harding Plaza LLC, a Bay Area-based entity that appears to include Tim Cotton, a Danville-based real estate professional, for $13.25 million, according […]

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