Interest in the net-lease retail segment remains elevated,thanks to strong supply and demand fundamentals…and the fact thatinvestors are hard-pressed to get good returns in other areas.
Strong investor interest has pushed cap rates in this niche downon a national basis, from north of 8% in the fourth quarter of 2010to 7.5% in Q3 2012, reports the Boulder Group.
Randy Blankstein, president of the Northbrook, IL-basednet-lease advisory firm, says, “Demand is the strongest it’s everbeen, driven primarily by low interest rates and the stability thatthe sector offers for predictable cash flow and safety.”
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