CHULA VISTA, CA—Stos Partners' recent acquisition of a 170,805-square-foot multi-tenant industrial building here marks a rare off-market transaction in a comparatively affordable region where space is scarce, CJ Stos and Jason Richards tell GlobeSt.com.

A private L.A.-based investor's purchase of Anaheim Lincoln Shopping Center, a 72,950-square-foot neighborhood center here, offers a chance to remerchandise an already-flourishing center with all new lessee at market rents, one source says.

If you're looking to pay down debt, grow your company, de-risk your portfolio, or avoid spending on an expensive build-to-suit, a sale-leaseback should be part of your strategy, says a source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&A.

Geographies that exist between urban cores and suburbs—like Glendale and Santa Monica—are attracting office tenants in droves.