A Florida retail investor has added two Bay Area grocery centers and its first Hawaii property to a core fund built around a simple thesis: in markets where almost nothing new can be built, a busy Safeway and a nearly full rent roll are about as defensive as real estate gets. Sterling Organization, a West […]
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