Would further interest-rate cuts lower the cap-rate spread throughout the remainder of the year? That depends on when the cuts occur, and how much they change.

Dollar stores, that is. Brands in this stalwart category of the net lease sector are upping the ante on service, with plans to cash in on the growing trend toward “customer experience.”

To net lease investors, discount dollar stores offer passive cash flow, thanks to long-term leases (averaging 10-15 years) and credit-worthy tenants.

While there can be ties between higher import costs and commercial retail space, the relationship isn't as clear-cut, or black-and-white, as it might seem.

How will competing grocery chains utilize delivery options to maximize profitability?

How will any Federal Reserve action impact the cost of capital and cap rates? Jonathan Hipp takes a closer look in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> column on the subject.

Opening brick and mortar locations could be the beginning of a larger trend being led by Amazon and Google.

While net lease properties offer many benefits to investors, the very nature of these assets make them difficult, at present, to qualify for the tax deferral through the Opportunity Zone program.