Cap rates overall have seen an up-tick, but at a manageable pace, while core assets continue to trade at historically aggressive pricing

While the grocery industry is undergoing changes in tenant mix, technology, and customer trends, the acquisition of Whole Foods by Amazon did not have a noticeable effect on grocery sector.

The proposed merger has been met with mixed reactions. Find out what it means to net lease investors.

There are many forces driving Dollar General to be an investor's current pick in the net lease world. As of August 13, 2016, Dollar General operates…

As new construction remains modest, a key question in the net lease market is where future deal flow will come from.

Cap rates in the net lease sector are at all-time lows. That statement (of the obvious) in and of itself is not a headline. The change in the mix of properties making up what is being sold today versus the last few years is, however, worth looking at. The properties that have been driving the ever lower cap rates are ironically the ones with less credit behind them. Indeed for each year over the past…

Like much of the net-lease market, Dollar General cap rates have been compressing since 2009. However, as we approach the end of 2015, it is increasingly likely average cap rates for Dollar General stores will set an all time new record.

Last week's announcement of Walgreens $17B+ acquisition of Rite Aid has sent reverberations throughout the single-tenant net-lease world. The merger would combine the country's largest and third largest pharmacies, creating a retail behemoth with well over $100B+ in annual sales.