Showing posts with label cap rates. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cap rates. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Net Lease Market Report

Net Lease Market News The most aggressive cap rates Jonathan Hipp, CEO of Calkain, says he has seen has been in the mid 4s for “McDonald’s-type credit.” Expect compression to continue, he tells GlobeSt.com. “Given where Treasuries are headed, people are looking for yield. Also, there is so much buyer interest in this product now we have gotten to the point where we almost don’t need new buyers. What we would like to have is more products.” Not that the demand-supply imbalance will give investors pause, Hipp adds. “With everything going on, from the uncertain employment picture to the European debt crisis, at end of day people are still cautious on the economy. With the right combination of credit, location and length of lease it is a great time to be a seller in the net lease market.” Or even a buyer, he says—but with a caveat. In this environment, current buyers should beware that an eventual exit strategy could happen in a period of higher interest rates and a diminishing flight to quality. www.calkain.com

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Net Lease Market Report

Net Lease Market News


Calkain Net Lease Market Report provides in-depth analysis of the net lease market

A recent theme in the net lease mar­ket has been the success of primary markets compared to their tertiary counterparts. While primary markets have been resilient and recently showed remarkable success, tertiary markets con­tinue to struggle. The Washington DC area (D.C., Maryland and Virginia) is chief among the top tier markets and its rela­tive success is easily measurable.

Net lease cap rates for retail, market compressed in the first quarter of 2011, while investment sales remained strong in the single tenant market,according to data from Calkain. Calkain Research provides in-depth analysis of the net lease market. Our intimate knowledge and years of experience in the net lease industry gives us the unique opportunity to provide thought leadership and perspective.Through highly focused coverage over a diverse range of topics, we facilitate a culture of knowledge and enable intelligent investment strategies.

The net lease market continues to improve, but many of the factors driving this appear short term. As more properties come to market due to improved pricing fundamentals, many believe that the cap rate compression will plateau. The high demand and scarcity of high performance markets will continue drive their cap rates lower.
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