Net Lease

The properties are operated by the Monfort Cos. and under a new, 15-year lease.

We talk to a Cox, Castle & Nicholson partner about the retail lease provisions that will change as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

Americans were preferring quick-service options even before the pandemic hit, and those brands are seeing smaller declines in sales than full service restaurants.

The pandemic has signaled the greater need to integrate both physical and behavioral health.

Residential locales, hospitality, retail and office space are all dealing with pandemic mandated changes. And change is hard.

Landlords have several options to keep current tenants intact or reduce the financial ramifications if the tenant needs to step back from its current office footprint.

Armed with potential retail types that dodged the shutdown bullet, investors can drill down to questions of the stability of specific retailers.

While other asset classes are seeing more significant changes in pricing, industrial has remained stable over the last three months.