Suburban retail centers continue to absorb demand faster than downtown corridors, even as urban recovery begins to show early signs of traction Retail fundamentals across Northern California closed out 2025 in a position that would have seemed unlikely just a few years ago: tight availability, limited new construction and competition for well-located space. According to […]
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