Two Central Long Beach shopping centers that spent the past several years working through tenant displacement and, in one case, a destructive fire are now being marketed as a ground-up leasing opportunity, with their grocery anchors serving as proof the corridor can support a new generation of tenants. NAI Capital Commercial announced that Executive Vice […]
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