Randy Blankstein
Net Lease Dollar Store Investors Pile Into Larger Markets
Single-tenant stores of this variety command premium pricing in more populated areas due to their stronger real estate fundamentals and greater backfill potential, according to Randy Blankstein of The Boulder Group.
Net Lease Cap Rates Follow Interest Rates Down
New construction 7-Eleven properties experienced the greatest quarter-over-quarter compression of 12 basis points, according to The Boulder Group’s Randy Blankstein.
Sale Leasebacks Drive Up Supply in Net Lease Casual Dining Sector
This sector of net lease retail is one of the few that is e-commerce resistant while offering absolute triple net leases and rental escalations over the life of the lease, according to The Boulder Group’s Randy Blankstein.
Certainty Returns to Net Lease
Stabilizing cap rates and the Fed’s passive monetary policy have elevated momentum in the market segment, according to the Boulder Group’s Randy Blankstein.
Net Lease Investors Expect Rising Cap Rates in 2019
While other investment classes have experienced recent volatility, this asset class is still viewed as one of the safest and most secure.
Why Is Drugstore Transaction Volume Plunging?
The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein details how recent events in the sector are pushing investors to adjust their strategies.
Private Buyers Dominate Net Lease QSR Sector
Randy Blankstein, president of net lease advisory firm The Boulder Group, outlines the factors that have attracted investors to the quick-service restaurant segment.
Achieving Net Lease Equilibrium
The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein forecasts cap rate performance among net-leased retail, office and industrial assets, citing the potential effect on pricing as a trend to watch.
Net Lease Bank Investors Turn Selective
Increasing cap rates and limited supply are leading net lease investors to carefully review acquisition opportunities, observes The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.
Net Lease Auto Parts Sector Faces Disruption
While high-quality auto parts stores remain in demand among net lease investors, the industry is facing competition from retail giants like Amazon, observes The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.