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Manolo Farmers Market Owner Buys Its Longtime Home, 75,000 SQFT Main Street Marketplace in El Cajon, From DPI Retail for $17.5MM

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The ownership group behind Manolo Farmers Market paid DPI Retail $17.5 million for Main Street Marketplace, the 75,328-square-foot El Cajon neighborhood center the Hispanic grocer has anchored since 1988, locking up its own real estate with a lease that already runs to 2040.

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