Buyer need – Corporate leased triple net c-store such as 7-11, Circle K, Walgreens or CVS with 8 years or more unexpired absolute net lease for 1031 SoCal buyer. Gas or without gas is fine on the C-stores. Single tenant only. S&P BBB or better. This mean investment grade guarantor on the lease. No franchisees. However, it must…
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The recovery is spreading west, which had been a deeply affect region of the country by the residential housing collapsed combined with the deep recession. There has been a few technology and/or energy based markets in California and Texas that have done well over the last couple of years and that strength is broadening to…
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Randyl Drummer from CoStar News reported that after months of negotiations the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) and the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) agreed on accounting rules regarding how companies should account for lease expenses on their balance sheets by agreeing on two methods instead of one unified approach. The two boards have agreed that…
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As prices get stupid for the product of choice – the triple net or absolute net, S&P BBB or better, single tenant retail, it starts pulling up secondary and tertiary markets and slightly weaker credit single tenant retail. Multi tenant won’t be far behind. We’re now in a broad based recovery that is pulling the…
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I did a short post on the Dublin, Ohio, Bridge Street development a couple of weeks ago. I’ve since located much more detail regarding the long term development, which is at the link thanks to Walker Evans of the Columbus Underground blog. The development will bordered by I-270 on the north and west and State…
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I’m going to do a real quick, hopefully brief ‘Cliff Notes’ summary of these two important documents. This of course applies to not only retail, but any commercial transaction where there is a tenant and a lender involved. Anyone who has survived the commercial loan process knows about these two documents. Tenant estoppels and SNDA…
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7I’ve been writing about this topic for most of the last 18 months. There is very little supply out there of the triple net or absolute net, single tenant, national credit retail opportunities, and that is of course what everyone wants. And what is available gets highly competitive and results in multiple offers and stupid…
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Today, I’m going to take a look at the preferred type of product for most of my buyers, and frankly for most buyers on the market these days, and that is triple net or absolute net, single tenant, single parcel, corporate leased retail. We’re talking the Wal-Mart’s, Kohl’s on the large end. Walgreens and CVSs…
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Today, I’m going to take a look at the preferred type of product for most of my buyers, and frankly for most buyers on the market these days, and that is triple net or absolute net, single tenant, single parcel, corporate leased retail. We’re talking the Wal-Mart’s, Home Depots, Kohl’s on the large end. Walgreens…
Before I discuss some of the common pitfalls to be aware of by a potential buyer when evaluating a property for purchase, I’ll review the clauses that at least should be included in a commercial lease. It’s not uncommon for a commercial lease to be 40 or even 50 pages long. Proper description and verifiable…
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There are big differences on expansion plans for 2012 as we come out of this giant downturn and Obama Care goes into to full effect in 2014. To summarize: Rite Aid hopes to return to limited growth. Walgreens ramps up again after restrained growth over the last three years and CVS is full speed ahead….
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It’s a mix of both moderately good news and some bad news. Starting with the bad news is that we had a major drop off in construction and development funding from $321 billion last to $240 billion this year. I was pretty optimistic back during the second and third week of January when I was…
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Even the the office market is picking up around Columbus and Central Ohio with a positive absorption of 303,207 square feet for the fourth quarter of 2011. Major tenants leasing space last year were Alcatel – Lucent moving into 128,541 square feet at Atrium II North Tower; JP Morgan Chase moving into 72,588 square feet…
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Second video in my series regarding 1031 uplegs and replacement properties.
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I’ve written plenty about triple net, in fact absolute net, single tenant, national credit, long corporate lease retail over the last few months, but what if the purchase is for a buyer under the gun of a 1031 upleg. I’ve known buyers under a bunch of stress during this process It’s actually a very good…
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This is a follow up to what I posted back on the 13th. I’m not going to editorialize too much on this article from Mark Heschmeyer at CoStar News, but to second what’s he’s saying in that this segment of the market, single tenant, NNN, long corporate lease, is real hot and real competitive. …
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