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Some Beachside Retail Properties in Los Angeles Struggle To Draw Demand

Daytime Workers and Tourism Remain Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
Adjacent to 1337-1339 3rd St. Promenade is a Dodgers Clubhouse store. Los Angeles retail properties have seen some changes in leases since the pandemic. (CoStar)
Adjacent to 1337-1339 3rd St. Promenade is a Dodgers Clubhouse store. Los Angeles retail properties have seen some changes in leases since the pandemic. (CoStar)
CoStar Analytics
April 1, 2024 | 5:53 P.M.

Unusually cold and rainy weather and has plagued Los Angeles in recent years, distressing beachside retail landlords from Malibu to Long Beach. While national consumer spending continues to favor services — such as dining, entertainment and leisure — fewer restaurants and stores are opening along Los Angeles’ shoreline, spelling trouble for some sections of the region's retail real estate market.

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