The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Big Box Market.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Casual Dining Market.
Q2 2016 Net Lease Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 2nd quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
Net Lease Research Report 2016 Q1 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 1st quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
Net Lease Research Report Q4 2015 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 4th quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the recent activity in the National Net Lease Big Box Market
The net lease market report for Q1 2017 found that cap rates remained steady for retail properties but increased slightly for office and industrial properties. The supply of net lease properties on the market increased significantly compared to last quarter, driven mainly by a large rise in retail properties. Market participants expect cap rates may increase further by the end of the year as interest rates rise.
2016 q3 net lease research report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 3rd quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
net lease research report q1 2018 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
This report summarizes key metrics and trends in the net lease market in Q1 2018:
- Cap rates remained stable for retail (6.1%) and office (7%), and increased slightly for industrial (7.29%).
- Transaction volume in 2017 was similar to 2016 at $54 billion. Demand remains high for e-commerce resistant and experiential retail tenants.
- The market remains bifurcated between high and lower quality properties. New construction supply is concentrated in dollar stores, restaurants, and medical properties.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Casual Dining Market.
Q2 2016 Net Lease Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 2nd quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
Net Lease Research Report 2016 Q1 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 1st quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
Net Lease Research Report Q4 2015 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 4th quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the recent activity in the National Net Lease Big Box Market
The net lease market report for Q1 2017 found that cap rates remained steady for retail properties but increased slightly for office and industrial properties. The supply of net lease properties on the market increased significantly compared to last quarter, driven mainly by a large rise in retail properties. Market participants expect cap rates may increase further by the end of the year as interest rates rise.
2016 q3 net lease research report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 3rd quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
net lease research report q1 2018 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
This report summarizes key metrics and trends in the net lease market in Q1 2018:
- Cap rates remained stable for retail (6.1%) and office (7%), and increased slightly for industrial (7.29%).
- Transaction volume in 2017 was similar to 2016 at $54 billion. Demand remains high for e-commerce resistant and experiential retail tenants.
- The market remains bifurcated between high and lower quality properties. New construction supply is concentrated in dollar stores, restaurants, and medical properties.
Cap rates for retail, office, and industrial properties remained near historic lows in Q2 2013 due to high investor demand. Retail cap rates saw the largest drop, falling 25 basis points to 7%. The supply of properties for sale increased 14% across sectors compared to the previous five quarters. However, most new properties are older buildings or have leases under 10 years. Transaction volume remains high as investors seek opportunities to deploy substantial capital raised, such as acquiring portfolios or properties with shorter leases. Rising interest rates in Q2 increased uncertainty around future cap rates and investor returns.
The Boulder Group | Q3 2014 Net Lease Research Report2014 q3-net-lease-resear...The Boulder Group
Cap rates for retail properties remained unchanged at 6.5% in Q3 2014, while office cap rates compressed by 37 basis points to 7.4% and industrial rates rose slightly to 8%. The supply of office and industrial properties for sale increased by 30% and 21% respectively, as owners sought to capitalize on strong demand for net lease assets. Demand for net lease properties is expected to continue as investors are attracted to the stable cash flows, though some may wait to see how the dollar store sector consolidates in light of the potential Family Dollar acquisition.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Drug Store Market.
Cap rates for net lease drug store properties compressed significantly from Q4 2012 to Q3 2013, with Walgreens, CVS, and Rite Aid experiencing decreases of 65, 53, and 100 basis points, respectively. The supply of Walgreens and CVS properties increased by 76% while the supply of Rite Aid properties declined by over 20%. Transaction volume was over $1 billion in Q3 2013, the largest quarter in the past three years, and volume is expected to remain high for the rest of the year as investors are drawn to the stable returns of the sector.
The Boulder Group Publishes 4th Quarter Net Lease Market Research ReportThe Boulder Group
The document summarizes net lease market trends in the US for Q4 2014. Cap rates remained unchanged for retail properties at 6.5% but compressed by 9 basis points for offices to 7.31%. The number of retail properties on the market decreased by 6% while industrial properties increased by 15%. Private investors accounted for 60% of net lease retail transactions, up from 42% in 2013, as they can pay cap rate premiums that institutions cannot. The net lease market is expected to remain active in 2015 with limited movement in valuations.
3rd Quarter Net Lease Market Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
- Cap rates for net lease retail and office properties reached new historic lows of 6.25% and 7.25% respectively in Q3 2015. Retail cap rates declined 15 basis points from Q2, the largest decline since Q2 2014.
- Demand remains highest for newly constructed properties with long term leases from investment grade tenants. Cap rates compressed most for recently built 7-Eleven, Bank of America, and Family Dollar properties.
- Retail assets remain the focus of investor demand, evidenced by their continued cap rate compression, trading at rates 100-134 basis points lower than office and industrial. Private and 1031 investors prefer retail and pay lower rates than institutions.
Net Lease Big Box Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 4th quarter activity in the National Net Lease Big Box Market.
Cap rates in the single tenant net lease big box retail sector increased from 6.75% in Q4 2017 to 7.04% in Q4 2018, driven by investor concerns over retail environment changes and store vacancies from retailer bankruptcies; investment grade rated big box tenants commanded a 68 basis point premium over cap rates for non-investment grade tenants; the report provides data on median asking prices, cap rates, and recent transactions for net lease big box properties in Q4 2018.
The Boulder Group Net Lease Drug Store Research ReportThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Drug Store Market.
Cap rates for retail properties reached a new low of 6.5% in Q2 2014, while industrial cap rates compressed slightly and office cap rates rose. Retail remains the most desired sector due to long lease terms and stable tenants. While supply increased 16% in Q2, quality properties with investment-grade tenants remain limited, attracting buyers seeking newly constructed assets. Non-institutional investor demand is growing in the stable-yield net lease market as some institutional investors find it difficult to compete on pricing.
- The document analyzes the financial performance of several major off-price retailers during Q2 2020 and provides forecasts for Ross Stores' (ROST) sales and earnings outlook through 2022. It finds that ROST and its peers saw significant declines in Q2 sales and re-opening comps due to store closures from COVID-19 but may gain market share going forward as other retailers close stores. The analysis estimates ROST's market share could rise to 10% after the pandemic, supporting projected sales growth to $18.9 billion in 2021 and $20.8 billion in 2022, with earnings per share reaching $5.47 and $6.49 respectively.
Cap rates for CVS and Rite Aid drug store properties reached historic lows in Q3 2014, while Walgreens cap rates remained stable at 5.6%. The supply of net lease drug store properties increased 33% overall due to a 64% rise in CVS properties. Transaction velocity for drug stores in 2015 is expected to remain high as cap rates compress and 1031 exchange buyers seek long-term leased properties.
Net Lease Market Research Report Published by The Boulder Group The Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 4th quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Convenience Store Industry | Q2 2016 | Segment:...Mercer Capital
The document provides an overview and analysis of the convenience store, grocery store, and fast food industries. It discusses equity market performance for publicly traded companies in each segment. Valuations as measured by EBITDA multiples declined slightly for convenience stores but fell more for grocery stores during the quarter. Retail gasoline margins ended the first quarter well below historical averages but rebounded some in the following months. Generally fuel accounts for over 70% of convenience store sales but only one-third of gross margins, which have averaged 19.7 cents per gallon in recent years.
Net Lease Casual Dining Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
Cap rates for casual dining restaurant properties increased in Q1 2017 compared to Q1 2016. Properties leased to franchisees had higher cap rates than corporately-guaranteed leases, around 6.25% compared to 5.75%. Franchise-backed leases accounted for 49% of casual dining properties in Q1 2017 compared to 31% in Q1 2016. Private and 1031 exchange buyers remain the most active purchasers of net lease casual dining properties due to favorable price points. REITs and institutions seek larger portfolio purchases for economies of scale and higher yields.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 1st quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the recent activity in the National Net Lease Auto Parts Market.
Cap rates increased slightly for retail properties but increased more for office properties in Q1 2019 compared to Q4 2018. The number of retail, office, and industrial properties on the market decreased compared to the previous quarter. Most survey respondents now expect cap rates to remain stable or decrease in 2019 compared to late 2018 when most expected rates to increase due to anticipated higher interest rates.
Cap rates for bank ground lease properties reached historic lows from Q1 2013 to Q1 2014, compressing 25 basis points to 4.75%. Demand remains strong for these assets due to long-term leases with investment grade tenants. A lack of new construction has led to cap rate compression, with properties over 20 years fetching the lowest rates at 4.48%. Bank ground leases continue to command a premium over retail net leases due to their quality tenants and characteristics.
This document provides information on a net leased CITGO gas station and convenience store located in Batavia, Illinois. Key details include:
- The property is located at 200 Fabyan Parkway in Batavia along a major east-west thoroughfare with over 37,000 vehicles per day.
- CITGO has a long-term net lease in place through 2024 with 1.75% annual rent escalations for the remaining 10 years.
- The listing price is $4,468,605 representing a 8.75% cap rate on the $391,002 net operating income.
Cap rates for retail, office, and industrial properties remained near historic lows in Q2 2013 due to high investor demand. Retail cap rates saw the largest drop, falling 25 basis points to 7%. The supply of properties for sale increased 14% across sectors compared to the previous five quarters. However, most new properties are older buildings or have leases under 10 years. Transaction volume remains high as investors seek opportunities to deploy substantial capital raised, such as acquiring portfolios or properties with shorter leases. Rising interest rates in Q2 increased uncertainty around future cap rates and investor returns.
The Boulder Group | Q3 2014 Net Lease Research Report2014 q3-net-lease-resear...The Boulder Group
Cap rates for retail properties remained unchanged at 6.5% in Q3 2014, while office cap rates compressed by 37 basis points to 7.4% and industrial rates rose slightly to 8%. The supply of office and industrial properties for sale increased by 30% and 21% respectively, as owners sought to capitalize on strong demand for net lease assets. Demand for net lease properties is expected to continue as investors are attracted to the stable cash flows, though some may wait to see how the dollar store sector consolidates in light of the potential Family Dollar acquisition.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Drug Store Market.
Cap rates for net lease drug store properties compressed significantly from Q4 2012 to Q3 2013, with Walgreens, CVS, and Rite Aid experiencing decreases of 65, 53, and 100 basis points, respectively. The supply of Walgreens and CVS properties increased by 76% while the supply of Rite Aid properties declined by over 20%. Transaction volume was over $1 billion in Q3 2013, the largest quarter in the past three years, and volume is expected to remain high for the rest of the year as investors are drawn to the stable returns of the sector.
The Boulder Group Publishes 4th Quarter Net Lease Market Research ReportThe Boulder Group
The document summarizes net lease market trends in the US for Q4 2014. Cap rates remained unchanged for retail properties at 6.5% but compressed by 9 basis points for offices to 7.31%. The number of retail properties on the market decreased by 6% while industrial properties increased by 15%. Private investors accounted for 60% of net lease retail transactions, up from 42% in 2013, as they can pay cap rate premiums that institutions cannot. The net lease market is expected to remain active in 2015 with limited movement in valuations.
3rd Quarter Net Lease Market Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
- Cap rates for net lease retail and office properties reached new historic lows of 6.25% and 7.25% respectively in Q3 2015. Retail cap rates declined 15 basis points from Q2, the largest decline since Q2 2014.
- Demand remains highest for newly constructed properties with long term leases from investment grade tenants. Cap rates compressed most for recently built 7-Eleven, Bank of America, and Family Dollar properties.
- Retail assets remain the focus of investor demand, evidenced by their continued cap rate compression, trading at rates 100-134 basis points lower than office and industrial. Private and 1031 investors prefer retail and pay lower rates than institutions.
Net Lease Big Box Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 4th quarter activity in the National Net Lease Big Box Market.
Cap rates in the single tenant net lease big box retail sector increased from 6.75% in Q4 2017 to 7.04% in Q4 2018, driven by investor concerns over retail environment changes and store vacancies from retailer bankruptcies; investment grade rated big box tenants commanded a 68 basis point premium over cap rates for non-investment grade tenants; the report provides data on median asking prices, cap rates, and recent transactions for net lease big box properties in Q4 2018.
The Boulder Group Net Lease Drug Store Research ReportThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Drug Store Market.
Cap rates for retail properties reached a new low of 6.5% in Q2 2014, while industrial cap rates compressed slightly and office cap rates rose. Retail remains the most desired sector due to long lease terms and stable tenants. While supply increased 16% in Q2, quality properties with investment-grade tenants remain limited, attracting buyers seeking newly constructed assets. Non-institutional investor demand is growing in the stable-yield net lease market as some institutional investors find it difficult to compete on pricing.
- The document analyzes the financial performance of several major off-price retailers during Q2 2020 and provides forecasts for Ross Stores' (ROST) sales and earnings outlook through 2022. It finds that ROST and its peers saw significant declines in Q2 sales and re-opening comps due to store closures from COVID-19 but may gain market share going forward as other retailers close stores. The analysis estimates ROST's market share could rise to 10% after the pandemic, supporting projected sales growth to $18.9 billion in 2021 and $20.8 billion in 2022, with earnings per share reaching $5.47 and $6.49 respectively.
Cap rates for CVS and Rite Aid drug store properties reached historic lows in Q3 2014, while Walgreens cap rates remained stable at 5.6%. The supply of net lease drug store properties increased 33% overall due to a 64% rise in CVS properties. Transaction velocity for drug stores in 2015 is expected to remain high as cap rates compress and 1031 exchange buyers seek long-term leased properties.
Net Lease Market Research Report Published by The Boulder Group The Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 4th quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market
Mercer Capital's Value Focus: Convenience Store Industry | Q2 2016 | Segment:...Mercer Capital
The document provides an overview and analysis of the convenience store, grocery store, and fast food industries. It discusses equity market performance for publicly traded companies in each segment. Valuations as measured by EBITDA multiples declined slightly for convenience stores but fell more for grocery stores during the quarter. Retail gasoline margins ended the first quarter well below historical averages but rebounded some in the following months. Generally fuel accounts for over 70% of convenience store sales but only one-third of gross margins, which have averaged 19.7 cents per gallon in recent years.
Net Lease Casual Dining Research Report | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
Cap rates for casual dining restaurant properties increased in Q1 2017 compared to Q1 2016. Properties leased to franchisees had higher cap rates than corporately-guaranteed leases, around 6.25% compared to 5.75%. Franchise-backed leases accounted for 49% of casual dining properties in Q1 2017 compared to 31% in Q1 2016. Private and 1031 exchange buyers remain the most active purchasers of net lease casual dining properties due to favorable price points. REITs and institutions seek larger portfolio purchases for economies of scale and higher yields.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 1st quarter activity in the National Net Lease Market.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the recent activity in the National Net Lease Auto Parts Market.
Cap rates increased slightly for retail properties but increased more for office properties in Q1 2019 compared to Q4 2018. The number of retail, office, and industrial properties on the market decreased compared to the previous quarter. Most survey respondents now expect cap rates to remain stable or decrease in 2019 compared to late 2018 when most expected rates to increase due to anticipated higher interest rates.
Cap rates for bank ground lease properties reached historic lows from Q1 2013 to Q1 2014, compressing 25 basis points to 4.75%. Demand remains strong for these assets due to long-term leases with investment grade tenants. A lack of new construction has led to cap rate compression, with properties over 20 years fetching the lowest rates at 4.48%. Bank ground leases continue to command a premium over retail net leases due to their quality tenants and characteristics.
This document provides information on a net leased CITGO gas station and convenience store located in Batavia, Illinois. Key details include:
- The property is located at 200 Fabyan Parkway in Batavia along a major east-west thoroughfare with over 37,000 vehicles per day.
- CITGO has a long-term net lease in place through 2024 with 1.75% annual rent escalations for the remaining 10 years.
- The listing price is $4,468,605 representing a 8.75% cap rate on the $391,002 net operating income.
This document provides information on a net leased Fifth Third Bank property located in Northbrook, Illinois. Key details include:
- The property is a single-tenant ground lease of a 4,100 SF Fifth Third Bank, an investment grade company.
- It has 16 years remaining on the primary lease term with 10% rental escalations every 5 years.
- The property is located on a prime retail corridor with high traffic counts and near retailers like Trader Joe's and Nordstrom Rack.
- Northbrook is an affluent Chicago suburb with incomes over $152,000 within 3 miles and close proximity to transportation.
- The offering is seeking $3,950,000 which represents a
This document provides information on a net leased investment property located in Chicago, Illinois. The single-tenant property is fully occupied by FAMSA, a retailer with over 420 locations. Key details include a long-term, triple-net lease with 11 years remaining and annual rent escalations. The property benefits from its location within a dense, infill area of Chicago near many retailers and amenities.
This document provides information on a net leased Shopko Hometown property located in Winner, South Dakota. It includes an executive summary highlighting key details of the property such as the purchase price of $2,685,000, current cap rate of 8.6%, lease terms, tenant and location information. It also provides sections on the property overview, site plan, map, tenant profile, demographic report, and location overview of Winner, South Dakota. Contact information is given for representatives at The Boulder Group to obtain additional details on the investment offering.
This document provides information on a net leased investment property located in Loganville, GA. The single-tenant property is occupied by Dollar General through a sublease with Rite Aid. Key details include the 10,908 square foot building is located on 1.41 acres at a signalized intersection with over 50,000 daily trips. Dollar General has occupied the property since 2010 and has experienced an 18.5% sales increase from 2011-2013. The cap rate is 10.6% with annual net operating income of $190,212. Contact information is provided for further inquiries.
This document provides information about a net leased U.S. Cellular property located in Beloit, Wisconsin. The 3,000 square foot property was newly constructed in 2013 and has 10 years remaining on its primary lease term. U.S. Cellular is an investment grade rated tenant, and the property benefits from its location near major roadways and alongside other retailers. The property is being offered for sale at $1.6 million, representing a 6.75% capitalization rate on the $108,000 annual rent.
This document provides an offering memorandum for a net leased Walgreens property located in North Miami Beach, Florida. The 14,550 square foot Walgreens was built in 2010 and benefits from over 22 years remaining on the primary lease term with rental escalations of 11% in 2020 and 5% every 10 years thereafter. The property is located along a major thoroughfare with 52,000 daily vehicles and near retailers like Target and Costco. Walgreens is the investment grade rated tenant. Non-recourse financing is in place that must be assumed.
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the activity in the National Net Lease Big Box Market.
This document summarizes net lease market trends in Q2 2018. Key points include:
- Retail cap rates increased 10 bps while office and industrial rates compressed by 5 and 25 bps respectively.
- The supply of single tenant properties increased over 11% from Q1, primarily in retail.
- The spread between asking and closed cap rates widened for retail and industrial, indicating upward pressure on rates.
- Sentiment is that cap rates will remain stable within recent ranges across all sectors, but the Fed's interest rate policies bear monitoring.
Cap rates for big box properties compressed from Q4 2012 to Q4 2013 by 63 basis points due to limited supply and strong investor demand. Investment grade properties commanded a 125 basis point premium over non-investment grade properties. While institutional investors were the primary buyers, 1031 exchange buyers contributed due to short deadlines. The report analyzed cap rates by region, credit rating, square footage and lease term remaining.
This report summarizes net lease market trends in Q3 2018. Cap rates increased slightly for retail and office properties but compressed slightly for industrial. The number of properties on the market increased for retail but decreased for office and remained flat for industrial. Despite rising supply, newly constructed properties with long-term tenants saw stable or compressing cap rates. The report provides charts on cap rate trends by sector and selected sales comparables. Overall, cap rates are expected to remain stable in the near future but upward pressure remains from rising interest rates.
Cap rates for retail and industrial properties compressed in Q1 2014 while rising for offices. Supply increased 17% from the previous quarter despite limited quality offerings. Transaction volume is expected to remain high assuming interest rates stay stable, though finding assets meeting investment criteria is challenging due to high demand exceeding inventory.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Montréal real estate investment market in 2014. Some key points:
- Total real estate sales volumes in the Greater Montréal Area increased nearly 30% in 2014 compared to 2013, driven by larger transactions in the office and retail sectors.
- The Canadian and Québec economies saw growth in 2014, though a drop in oil prices may impact the Canadian economy going forward.
- Investment activity increased substantially in the second half of 2014 following the election of a majority Liberal government in Québec, providing political stability.
- Capitalization rates remained low across most property types as demand for real estate remained high, though industrial assets yielded the highest
Cap rates in the quick service restaurant sector declined slightly in Q2 2018 from the previous year. Corporate leased QSR properties saw larger cap rate decreases than franchisee leased properties. The quick service restaurant sector remains very popular with private and 1031 exchange investors due to its resistance to e-commerce and lower price points.
Houston's retail leasing activity decreased significantly in Q3 2015 due to limited available space. Retail leasing activity decreased 41.9% quarter-over-quarter and 59% year-over-year, totaling only 611,500 SF in Q3 2015. The decline in leasing activity was largely due to Houston's retail inventory being 94% occupied, leaving little available space. Net absorption in Q3 was 570,600 SF, pushing the 2015 YTD total to 2.78M SF. The average retail vacancy rate declined slightly to 5.7% in Q3.
Office transaction volume in 2015 was $146 billion, up 16% year-over-year. Mega-deals involving portfolio and entity-level sales drove much of the growth, increasing 36% and accounting for $40.6 billion in transactions. Foreign investment reached new highs and contributed to the rise in mega-deals. Commercial property prices increased 14% overall according to preliminary estimates, though price growth has begun to moderate as capitalization rates hit floors. Transaction volume grew faster for suburban assets, up 26% to $78.9 billion, while central business district asset sales rose only 6% to $66.9 billion.
Cap rates for retail and office properties increased slightly in Q3 2013 due to rising interest rates, while industrial cap rates remained flat. Transaction volume is expected to remain steady in Q4 as limited supply is met with strong investor demand. Retail properties command the highest prices with cap rates 68 basis points lower than office and 98 basis points lower than industrial.
Office investment sales volume in the Washington D.C. area increased 36% in 2014 compared to 2013, with core assets trading at higher valuations due to low interest rates and available capital. Capitalization rates for core assets declined nearly 50 basis points from 2013 to 2014. While the leasing market remains weak with high vacancies, the capital market continues to outperform due to investment security from the large government presence. As the market transitions away from government dependence, more secondary and tertiary assets may come to market if leasing conditions do not improve. Class B assets in transit-oriented locations present opportunities for higher returns compared to core assets.
This report summarizes real estate market trends in Montreal for the first half of 2015. Key points include:
- The Montreal real estate market saw positive but marginal growth in the first half of 2015, driven by job growth, low oil prices, and a weaker Canadian dollar.
- Major construction projects like new hospitals and infrastructure upgrades supported development activity.
- Real estate investment trust (REIT) performance was generally poor, with many trading below net asset value, likely leading to more mergers and acquisitions.
- Commercial property sales volumes increased across most sectors compared to the first half of 2014, with the largest gains in industrial and retail properties.
- Capitalization rates remained historically low and stable
The Columbus retail market saw positive absorption of 49,058 square feet in Q1 2013, continuing a trend of positive absorption over the past year. Vacancy decreased slightly to 10% as major leases were signed and new retailers entered the market. Construction activity remains high with over 170,000 square feet currently under development. The retail market is expected to continue slow, steady growth as new apartment construction brings additional retail demand.
Cap rates for auto parts stores increased slightly in Q4 2018 compared to Q4 2017. Advance Auto Parts properties made up over half of auto parts properties on the market and had significantly higher asking cap rates than AutoZone and O'Reilly Auto Parts properties. Transaction volume declined in 2018 for the auto parts sector while remaining flat for the overall net lease market. Auto parts stores remain attractive investments due to their relatively low price points and investment grade tenants.
State of the Property Market In Australia - The Risks and Opportunities for I...First In Finance
The global and local economic factors affecting the property market in Australia. What investor's can do to prepare and how they can take advantage of the current cycle.
The document provides an overview and analysis of the Brooklyn residential real estate market in the third quarter of 2016. Some key points:
- Closed sales were down 19% year-over-year but on par with the five-year average, while new development fared better than resales.
- Inventory increased 7% from a year ago driven by growth in new development and resale condo listings.
- Prices continued to rise significantly, with the median price reaching an eight-year high of $675,000, average price up 27%, and average price per square foot at a record $950.
- Days on market increased slightly but remained below historical averages, indicating the market remains competitive for buyers
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The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the recent activity in the National Net Lease Dollar Store Market.
The document provides a quarterly market report on the Houston retail sector in Q1 2020. It summarizes that the sector was healthy in Q1 but will be negatively impacted by COVID-19 going forward. Key statistics for Q1 2020 include a vacancy rate of 5.4% and 429,013 SF of net absorption. However, retail has been hardest hit by the economic shutdown, and vacancy is predicted to spike to over 12% with store closures. The future impact on the sector is difficult to predict due to the pandemic.
The industrial property sector saw record growth in 2015, with $77 billion in sales volume, a 54% increase from the previous year. This was driven by a surge in portfolio and entity-level sales, as well as record foreign investment of $27.4 billion. Foreign investors were attracted to the stable yields in high-quality industrial properties, such as warehouses, compared to other commercial property types. Cap rates for warehouse properties compressed but began to stabilize, suggesting prices may be moderating after years of rapid growth.
Net Lease Tenant Profile Report 2019 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group releases its 2019 Q3 Net Lease Tenant Profiles report. The report provides comprehensive insight into tenant lease structures and cap rates for over 70 net lease tenants.
This document provides an overview of various national retail tenants, including their typical building sizes, number of locations, capitalization rates, lease terms, and average rents and sale prices. It includes profiles for 79 tenants across various industries such as fast food, auto parts, grocery stores, pharmacies, and general retail.
Cap rates in the single tenant net lease medical sector increased 22 basis points in Q3 2018 to 6.47% compared to the previous year, attributed to a higher concentration of properties in secondary markets and more non-investment grade tenants. Dialysis properties, primarily Fresenius and DaVita, represented over 55% of the sector and had the lowest cap rates of 5.85% for properties with over 11 years remaining on leases. Cap rates in the medical sector remained 9 basis points lower than the overall net lease market due to the high percentage of non-investment grade tenants.
Net Lease Casual Dining Report 2018 | The Boulder GroupThe Boulder Group
The Boulder Group’s Research Department has released a new research report providing comprehensive numbers and analysis of the 1st quarter activity in the National Net Lease Casual Dining Market.
The document summarizes key metrics and trends in the net lease quick service restaurant (QSR) market in Q2 2017. Some of the key findings include:
- Median cap rates for net lease QSR properties declined 14 basis points year-over-year to 5.56% in Q2 2017, with corporate leased properties at 5.35% and franchisee leased at 5.75%.
- New construction QSR properties saw the largest cap rate decline (15 basis points) due to high investor demand for newer properties.
- Over 75% of QSR property sales in the first half of 2017 were to private buyers, showing continued strong demand in the sector.
This document provides an offering for the net lease sale of a Pizza Hut property located in Detroit, Michigan. The 2,202 square foot building sits on a busy thoroughfare with over 24,000 daily vehicles. It has been leased by Pizza Hut since 1998. The lease expires in June 2018 but includes two 5-year renewal options. The property is located near many retailers and residential areas with over 126,000 people within 3 miles earning $74,819 annually on average. It is being offered at $300,000 with a 10% cap rate and $30,000 annual net operating income.
This document provides information about a potential net lease investment opportunity for a Burger King property located in Buffalo Grove, Illinois. Key details include there being 5 years remaining on the ground lease, the property has been operating as a Burger King for 40 years, and it is located on a major thoroughfare with over 37,000 vehicles per day. Burger King is the second largest fast food hamburger chain in the world and has over 15,000 locations globally.
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net lease big box report | 2016
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Q4 2015
THE NET LEASE
BIG BOX REPORT
Q4 2014 Q4 2015 Basis Point
(Previous) (Current) Change
6.71% 6.08% -63
BIG BOX VS. NET LEASE SECTOR
MEDIAN ASKING CAP RATE
Q4 2014 Q4 2015
Sector (Previous) (Current)
Big Box 6.71% 6.08%
Retail Net Lease Market 6.50% 6.25%
Differential (bps) +21 -17
BIG BOX MEDIAN ASKING CAP RATE
BY CREDIT RATING
MARKET OVERVIEW
Cap rates in the single tenant net lease big box sector compressed
from the fourth quarter of 2014 to the fourth quarter of 2015 by 63
basis points to a 6.08% cap rate. The compression achieved by
the big box sector was significantly greater than that of the entire
net lease retail sector. From the fourth quarter of 2014 to the fourth
quarter of 2015, the net lease retail sector compressed by only 25
basis points. As a result, the fourth quarter of 2015 represented the
first time since 2010 that the big box sector was priced at a premium
to the entire retail net lease market.
Much of the compression experienced in the big box sector can
be derived from the influx of Walmart Neighborhood Market
properties that were introduced to the market throughout 2015.
There was over a 200% increase in Walmart Neighborhood Market
properties available in the fourth quarter of 2015 when compared to
the prior year. Walmart Neighborhood Market properties made up
approximately 22% of the overall big box sector and are investment
grade rated. The median asking cap rate for Walmart Neighbor-
hood Market properties was 5.10% leading to much of the cap rate
compression within this sector.
The median asking price for net lease big box properties was $9
million in the fourth quarter. This figure was even higher for properties
tenanted by investment grade rated companies at approximately
$12 million. Big box properties tenanted with investment grade rated
tenants command a 155 basis point premium over those without.
However, only 40% of the sector’s supply is tenanted by investment
grade tenants. The majority of investors prefer investment grade
properties as they are easier to finance.
It is expected that investors will continue to target long term leased
big box properties with investment grade tenants. However, it
should be noted that there is a lack of development and expansion
for the major tenants in this sector excluding Walmart Neighborhood
Market. With limited new development, investors may seek vintage
properties recently backfilled with new big box users or properties
with extended leases. Investors will be carefully monitoring the
tenant’s most recent store prototype footprints as retailers continue
to shift the size of their stores. Short term leased properties or
non-credit tenants will garner interest due to the increased yield
if the properties exhibit strong real estate fundamentals or high
residual values.
BIG BOX ASKING CAP RATE COMPARISON
Investment Grade Non-Investment Grade Basis Point
Cap Rate Cap Rate Spread
5.20% 6.75% 155
BIG BOX PROPERTIES MEDIAN
ASKING PRICE
Average Average Price
Sector Price Per SF
Investment Grade $11,990,118 $255
Non-Investment Grade $7,500,000 $150
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Q4 2015
THE NET LEASE
BIG BOX REPORT
BIG BOX MEDIAN ASKING CAP RATE BY REGION
MEDIAN ASKING CAP RATES
BY SQUARE FOOTAGE
MEDIAN ASKING CAP RATE BY
LEASE TERM REMAINING
Percentage
Sector SF Range Cap Rate of Market
Junior Big Box 20,000 - 40,000 6.59% 31%
Mid Box 40,000 - 80,000 5.75% 52%
Large Format Over 80,000 6.70% 17%
Years Investment Non-Investment
Remaining Grade Grade
16-20 5.00% 5.75%
11-15 5.20% 6.39%
6-10 6.00% 7.00%
5 & Under 7.25% 7.88%
WEST
MOUNTAIN
MIDWEST
SOUTH
NORTHEAST
NORTHEAST
SOUTH
MIDWEST
MOUNTAIN
WEST
5.75%
6.75%
6.00%
7.00%
5.50%