VACAVILLE, CA—Neighborhood centers, especially grocery-anchored ones, continue to outperform other retail centers due to the inherent Internet-resistant nature of that type of asset. In a recent example, an institutional investor making its first retail acquisition in Northern California has purchased Creekside Center, a 112,092-square-foot neighborhood shopping center. The institutionally managed center is anchored by a strong performing Raley's supermarket and complemented by a mix of necessity-driven tenants that provide the surrounding community with a complete shopping experience.
Newmark Knight Frank vice chairman Nicholas Bicardo and managing director Brandon Rogoff represented the seller, Weingarten Realty Investors. The price was undisclosed.
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