These are properties that have a supermarket or grocery store as their primary tenant.

Grocery stores serve as the main draw (or "anchor") for shoppers, attracting consistent foot traffic to the property.

Grocery-anchored tenants are generally considered more stable and lower-risk investments within the retail real estate sector because grocery stores tend to perform well ​even when times are bad​ (after all, groceries are a basic necessity).

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