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San Diego Retail Vacancy Hits 4.6% as Pricing Pulls Back and Leasing Activity Holds

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Rising vacancy and shifting pricing metrics are beginning to define the next phase of San Diego’s retail market, even as tenant demand continues to surface in targeted submarkets A first-quarter 2026 market report from Kidder Mathews points to a modest loosening in San Diego retail fundamentals, with vacancy climbing to 4.6 percent, up 50 basis […]

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