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There is a Lot of Dry Powder Seeking Net Lease Deals

With 1031 exchanges may back off, one observer says institutions are ready to spend.

By Les Shaver | August 13, 2020 at 02:37 PM

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While the late summer might see a pause in net lease transactions, Camille Renshaw, CEO and Founder of B+E, thinks there is still plenty of interest from large institutional investors.

B+E recently did a series of calls with investors. Renshaw says her smallest client on the calls had $250 million in dry powder, the largest had about $1.5 billion and the average one had between $500 and $750 million.

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