With some cleanup costs reaching into the seven figures, early environmental findings impact what hotel buyers can negotiate before closing.

As operators and private equity sponsors look for ways to fund acquisitions and pay down debt, sale-leasebacks free up capital without giving up operational control of real estate.

As CEO confidence in near term returns on AI investments jumps from 20% to nearly 90% in a single year, downstream impacts are starting to show up.

With more inventory competing for the same pool of residents, operators are finding that amenities aren't always driving move-outs.

Non-discretionary categories and expanding concepts are drawing strong investor interest across the net lease retail market.

Sales jump 31% in Q1, but rising costs and agency uncertainty are complicating valuations.

Bid-ask spreads are narrowing and deals are penciling out more easily on both sides.

A wave of new supply in 2024 and 2025 outpaces demand, leaving the sector with several years of supply based on historical trends.