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Report: Bay Area’s Retail Market Vacancy Rates Rise in Every Submarket

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By Kate Snyder As 2022 ended, vacancy rates in every retail submarket in the Bay Area crept higher, according to John Cumbelich & Associates’ fourth quarter report on the Northern California flagship power center inventory. Data highlighted in the report argues that nearly half a million square feet of vacant space in the East Bay […]

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