Single Tenant Net Lease
Net Lease Market Shifts to Neutral
After years of the net lease market being perceived as more favorable to sellers than buyers, the widening cap rate spread combined with a change in investor sentiment has shifted the market, notes The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein.
Single-Tenant Net Lease Volume Down in 1Q
Single-tenant net lease transaction volume hit $12.9 billion in the first quarter of 2017, down from $18.8 billion in last year’s fourth quarter, according to Real Capital Analytics data.
Net Lease Casual Dining in Demand with 1031 Buyers
The asset class remains a popular target for net lease investors largely because it is e-commerce resistant, argues The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein. While private and 1031 buyers are the most aggressive purchasers, other investor types are getting in on the action.
Debunking the Myth of Net Lease’s Simplicity
While many are drawn to the net lease industry due to the common belief of the sector’s simplicity, building a successful career in the space requires relationships and experience, and dealing with challenges along the way, advises Generation Income Properties Founder & CEO David Sobelman.
Net Lease Cap Rates Stable in Q1
Investor demand, especially from private sources, should keep the net lease market active in 2017, noted The Boulder Group President Randy Blankstein. But the effect of interest rates on cap rate volatility will remain a primary focus for net lease participants this year.
Net Lease Auto Parts Sector Outpaces Market
By Randy Blankstein, President, The Boulder Group: As the average age of vehicles and length of car ownership increase, the retail auto parts industry continues to thrive.
Net Lease Cap Rates Change Direction
By Randy Blankstein, President, The Boulder Group: While investor demand remains strong in the net lease market, many industry participants expect cap rates to increase by the end of 2017.
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