W. P. Carey

With cap rates stabilizing, investors are stepping into the ring, W. P. Carey's Michael Fitzgerald tells GlobeSt.

W. P. Carey expert predicts what's next for the evolving retail market.

As merger and acquisition activity rises and corporate debts mature, private equity firms turn to sale-leasebacks as a flexible financing strategy.

Nobody has a perfect crystal ball' on CRE investment performance in the coming year, but the net lease sector maintains several advantages, including the sale-leaseback.

Corporate real estate owners and private equity firms must do the prep work and find the right buyer to fully take advantage of both short- and long-term sale-leaseback benefits.

Sale-leasebacks are growing due to a new interest in alternative financing as the sector deals with bigger macro trends.

Net lease performance amid rising interest rates has this company "bullish."

Retail's 'newest normal' requires a steadfast approach and constant monitoring of the latest trends.