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2 April 2025

David M. Curry In Commercial Property Executive On Grocery-Anchored Properties

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David Curry shared his insights with Commercial Property Executive in their recent article, ‘First Washington Realty Buys DC-Area Retail Center,' discussing the impact of grocery-anchored properties
United States Real Estate and Construction

David Curry shared his insights with Commercial Property Executive in their recent article, 'First Washington Realty Buys DC-Area Retail Center,' discussing the impact of grocery-anchored properties.

From the article:

"Grocery stores provide owners with long-term stable income from high credit tenants," David Curry, Farrell Fritz, P.C., toldCommercial Property Executive. "Grocery stores also create high and consistent foot traffic, making the shopping centers in which they're located attractive for retailers who provide other services."

Read the full article on Commercial Property Executive here: First Washington Realty Buys DC-Area Retail Center – Commercial Property Executive

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