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San Francisco Neighborhood Retail Thrives Under 5% Vacancy as Focus Shifts Downtown, Maven’s DeRose Says

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San Francisco's neighborhood shopping corridors have filled to near capacity after five years of decentralization, and with high-traffic streets under 5 percent vacancy, brokers and retailers are turning their attention back to a recovering downtown. After half a decade in which San Francisco's retail energy migrated out of downtown and into its neighborhoods, those neighborhoods […]

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