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Decron Properties Spends $99MM to Acquire San Diego’s Mira Mesa Market West

June 7, 20242 Mins read978
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Los Angeles-based real estate firm Decron Properties has purchased the Mira Mesa Market West shopping center in San Diego for $99 million, our roughly $415 per square foot, marking a significant transaction in the region's retail sector. The expansive 238,747-square-foot retail center, strategically located near Interstate 15 and anchored by major retailers such as Home […]

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