Mexican supermarket chain will open first Bay Area store in San Jose

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Vallarta Supermarkets holds a grand opening for its new Whittier, Calif., on Aug. 19, 2015. (Photo by Leo Jarzomb/Whittier Daily News)

SAN JOSE — A Mexican supermarket and retail chain will open its first Bay Area store by taking over a long-empty retail building in a high-profile shopping and restaurant complex in San Jose.

Vallarta Supermarkets, founded nearly four decades ago in Southern California by a family that had migrated to the United States from Mexico, has leased a big chunk of space in The Plant shopping center in San Jose.

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Empty former Toys ‘R Us and Babies ‘R Us store site in The Plant mixed-use retail and restaurant center at the corner of Curtner Avenue and Monterey Road in San Jose, in a 2019 image capture. 

The grocery and retail store, which offers traditional foods and items native to Mexico, is moving into the former Toys ‘R Us and Babies ‘R Us location on the north side of The Plant, which is at the corner of Curtner Avenue and Monterey Road. The Plant’s largest vacancy had been empty since 2018.

The leasing deal and upcoming redevelopment of the former retail space represent a major early win for Arc Capital Partners and Milan Capital Management, two real estate investment firms that in August paid $95 million to buy The Plant…

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