(Reuters) - The first-quarter vacancy rate for strip malls and local shopping centers anchored by grocery or drug stores rose 0.10 percentage points to 7.2 percent, research firm Reis Inc. said in a report released on Wednesday.
"Consumer spending has remained strong, but there is some expectation that the pace of consumer spending growth will slow in the coming quarters," said Sam Chandan, Reis chief economist.
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