By Craig Tomlinson, Director, Stan Johnson Co.
2011 was a bigger year than 2007 in the net-lease arena, but which came out on top — and what does last year’s performance portend for 2012?
By Craig Tomlinson, Director, Stan Johnson Co.
2011 was a bigger year than 2007 in the net-lease arena, but which came out on top — and what does last year’s performance portend for 2012?
By Coler Yoakam, Director, Net Lease Platform, Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L.P.
The net-lease industry had a strong year in 2011, with volumes nearly 200 percent greater than 2009. Here are four reasons why 2012 could be even better.
By Jon England, Principal, Lee & Associates Kansas
Net-leased investments can offer strong advantages over traditional purchases — including tax benefits, increased leverage and a reliance on a tenant’s credit.
By Randolph Mason, Senior Vice President & Partner, Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services
Completing improvements to a space can be a rewarding project, but there are some serious points to consider.
By Randolph T. Mason, Senior Vice President & Partner, Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services
When clients are looking to reduce rent on their facilities, I often tell them to look at the blend-and-extend concept.
By C. Brandon Chavoya, Director, Holliday Fenoglio Fowler L.P.
There are several risk factors that can affect an investor’s yield expectations, especially in the net-lease space.
By Stephanie Skrbin, Associate, Lee & Associates
With the U.S. economy struggling, foreign retailers are nevertheless seizing the opportunity to set up shop here through net-lease deals.
By Randolph T. Mason, Senior Vice President & Partner, Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services
If you could have an investment that paid your regularly with limited management, would that excite you?
If so, the long-term triple-net-leased property may be an investment for you.
By John DeCouto, Senior Partner, Lee & Associates
The “lease accounting standards” from the FASB and the IASB seems to have faded from discussion, but capitalization of all operating leases, with few exceptions, will have an effect on corporate credit in the near future.