Single Tenant Net Lease

Net Lease’s Staying Power

The sector remains a popular investment type for real estate players looking for stability and consistent, long-term returns. Sands Investment Group Managing Director Andrew Ackerman reflects on 2017 and shares his 2018 outlook for the net lease space.

Single-Tenant Transaction Volume Rebounds in 3Q

Single-tenant net lease investment activity improved from the second quarter to the third quarter of this year, according to Real Capital Analytics data.

Single-Tenant Medical Sector Stays Hot

The single-tenant net lease medical sector continues to attract investors due to its attractive long-term outlook, notes The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.

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CPE’s Top 5 Articles in October

Miss out on any CPE stories in October? Here are five of our most popular articles for the month, including news on billion-dollar development projects in Los Angeles and Chicago.

Single-Tenant Net Lease Volumes Down in ’17

Deals in the sector totaled $12.5 billion in the second quarter and $9.8 billion in the third quarter as of Aug. 31, according to Real Capital Analytics data.

Movie Theater Skepticism Breeds Net Lease Opportunity

Why movie theaters present an interesting net lease investment opportunity for those seeking concepts with long-term viability and higher yields, according to JLL Senior Vice President Matthew Berres and Associate Scott Bailey.

Net Lease Cap Rates Trend Lower

After two consecutive quarters of increasing cap rates, the single-tenant net lease sector saw cap rates decline across retail, office and industrial property types, as competition heats up, notes The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.

Timing the Market: An Open Letter to Net Lease Sellers

While today’s market conditions favor net lease sellers, it’s important for investors to understand market trends and potential challenges when considering a sale, notes Stan Johnson Co. Director Anne Perrault.

Net Lease QSR Properties Outperform Market

Lower price points, long-term leases and rental escalations are some of the reasons why net lease investors are flocking to single-tenant quick service restaurant properties, according to The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.

Increase of the Net Lease Dollar Store

The majority of the product comes from new construction properties, as tenants continue to expand at an aggressive pace, notes The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.