Single tenant net leased deals, an area that never truly ceased activity, has been leading the comeback among property classes. RetailTraffic's recent
story is in-line with what we've been seeing in the market as well, with cap rate compression being lead by net leased opportunities. Though many owners who bought in 3 or more years ago at sub-7% cap rates are hesitant to lose on the sales side today, new development and even some of those hold-outs are recognizing interest is back and sub-8% is doable. As the article points out, cap rates for a Walgreens are probably around 7.75%, though we see that compressing over the next 6-9 months by up to 50 basis points.
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