Randy Blankstein
Big-Box Net Lease Outperforms Market
Investors are scooping up this “essential” segment of the single-tenant retail sector, reports Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
Net Lease Medical Properties With Better Tenants in Short Supply
Transaction volume increased by 6 percent over 2019 in the third quarter, according to Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
Net Lease Drugstore Transaction Volume Surges
While many other businesses were shut, CVS, Rite Aid and Walgreens remained open and continued to pay rent, notes Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
Net Lease Investors Focus on Safety
Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group notes the fourth quarter is expected to be the strongest of the year for single-tenant net lease investment.
Dollar Store Demand Drives Down Cap Rates
Trading activity is high for this ‘essential’ net lease category, according to Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
Higher Net Lease Cap Rates Ahead
Essential businesses captured most of the investor interest during the second quarter.
Net Lease Casual Dining Sector Underperforms
These tenants were hit hard during the end of the first quarter as service moved mostly to takeout and delivery, explains The Boulder Group’s Randy Blankstein.
Net Lease Bank Cap Rates Rise
Limited new branch expansions has led to a shrinking supply and a cap rate premium, explains Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
Net Lease Auto Parts Cap Rates Reach 5-Year High
Three investment-grade auto parts retailers dominate this segment of the single-tenant market, notes the Boulder Group’s Randy Blankstein.
After Historic Low, What’s Next for Net Lease Cap Rates?
Despite the decrease, the spread between asking and closed cap rates for retail and office has widened, notes Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.