A coastal Encinitas retail center that stayed nearly full through a softening San Diego market has changed hands in the city's biggest retail deal in seven years, underscoring investor appetite for infill assets in supply-constrained submarkets. Encinitas Village Square, a 25,370-square-foot retail center in one of North San Diego County's most affluent coastal submarkets, has […]
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