Recent developments concerning Walgreens andCVS point tochanges in their stores and company interactions. These range fromalterations in store layout and product offerings to new rulesconcerning prescriptions. Both of these tenants are huge players inthe net lease market and these shifts could change the wayinvestors view them.
CVS to Expand Grocery Aisles
CVS plans to expand grocery aisles in 3,000 of their stores during 2010.They will be doubled in size, giving the company more exposure tothe trillion dollar U.S. food market. Many see this as continuationof “channel blurring”, a trend which has been embraced by manyretailers. As reported by the Patriot Ledger “Just as supermarketshave expanded pharmacy and health and beauty sections in the pastdecade, drugstores are retaliating by putting food products in theforefront.” Cleary CVS is jumping in head first by modifying 43% oftheir 7,000 nationwide stores.
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