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By Kate Snyder Rising vacancy rates, interest rates and construction costs paint an uncertain future for the Bay Area’s power center assets, according to the Bay Area Regional Shopping Center Quarterly Report by John Cumbelich & Associates for 2022’s third quarter. For the larger vacancies, the report doesn’t give an optimistic picture and argues that […]

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