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San Jose Retail Vacancy Set to Fall to 4.4% as Experiential Tenants Fuel Silicon Valley Leasing

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Marcus & Millichap's Q3 2026 San Jose retail report finds a market tightening on the strength of pickleball courts, fitness operators and a development pipeline that has all but dried up.

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