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Sterling’s Former Fry’s Conversion Returns 150,000 SQFT to Fremont Market, Driving Q3 Occupancy Loss

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Four months after Fremont rezoned the shuttered Fry's Electronics big box on Osgood Road for industrial use, Sterling Organization's renovation has formally put nearly 150,000 square feet of vacant manufacturing space on the market, accounting for more than half of Fremont's third-quarter occupancy loss and testing how quickly the city's tight advanced manufacturing market can absorb a converted retail box.

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