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San Diego Retail Vacancy Holds at 4.5% as Investment Values Climb 13% in Q2 2026

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San Diego's retail market absorbed another quarter of soft tenant demand in the second quarter of 2026 without giving up ground on vacancy, even as investors paid sharply higher prices for the assets that traded.

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