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Dollinger Lancaster Acquires 122,657 SQFT Valley Central Shopping Center for $27.1MM

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Antelope Valley Shopping Center Sells at $221 Per Square Foot as Suburban Markets Attract Retail Investment Dollinger Lancaster acquired Valley Central Shopping Center in the Antelope Valley for $27.1 million, representing the largest retail transaction in Los Angeles County during the fourth quarter of 2025 by square footage, according to Kidder Mathews' fourth quarter retail […]

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