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QSR Cap Rates Reach Record Lows

Transparency and price drive investor interest in fast food restaurants.

By Les Shaver | October 01, 2019 at 07:25 AM
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WILMETTE, IL—In many asset classes, it is the large institutions that having been pushing cap rates down to record lows. But that’s not the case for Quick Service Restaurants (QSR).

In the first half of 2019, private buyers accounted for more than 80% of QSR properties sold, which is an increase over the last two years, according to the Second Quarter 2019 QSR Net Lease Report by The Boulder Group.

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