Net Lease

If a store can't survive, a buyout may be the best option.

In this coronavirus world, the change of season means cooler temps are on the way and restaurants in the US and Canada will soon lose critical outdoor space.

Job markets in New Jersey, New York, Hawaii, Illinois and Alaska have been among the hardest hit from COVID-19 and the slowest to recover. That's not making the credit outlook any brighter.

Single-tenant triple-net assets are generally stable, a quality investors want during times of economic uncertainty.

Tim Hall will work to source investment opportunities and deliver specialist services within the firm's Washington DC office.

Investors flock to long-term leases and creditworthy tenants during the economic downturn.

A report from Marcus & Millichap says full-service restaurants are facing the brunt of the economic downturn sparked by the coronavirus pandemic, while limited-service eateries are well positioned to survive.

Dollar stores have been deemed as essential businesses and remained open throughout the pandemic, and as unemployment numbers increase, many households are struggling to make ends meet.