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Walnut Creek Retail Market Stabilizes as Leasing Activity Offsets Declining Inventory

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Downtown vacancy drops to 6.99 percent in fourth quarter as new tenants fill 23,293 square feet Downtown Walnut Creek's retail market ended 2025 on a positive note, with overall occupancy rising to 93.01 percent in the fourth quarter as new leasing activity stabilized a market that had experienced three consecutive quarters of increasing vacancy, according […]

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