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Volume 4 - Number 11 | June 6, 2006
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Top Story: New Data Shows Cap Rates Up, Available Properties Nearly Double
By Michelle Napoli
The latest data reveals that cap rates have started to rise, albeit marginally, for each of the three core property types of the net lease market. In addition, it looks as though prospective sellers have flooded the market with available properties, hoping to hop aboard the low cap rate train as it pulls out of the station. Cap rates are expected to continue their upward track as interest rates continue their climb and property supply outstrips demand.
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Insider: 42 North Structured Finance’s Mindy Berman
By Michelle Napoli
Changes to lease accounting requirements are being considered by the Norwalk, CT-based Financial Accounting Standards Board and the London-based International Accounting Standards Board, changes that could require companies to include the costs of future lease payment obligations on their balance sheets. NET LEASE forum recently spoke to Mindy Berman, senior managing director of Boston-based 42 North Structured Finance Inc., to learn more about the changes, their potential impact and why Berman thinks the net lease market should be more concerned about them.
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DataPoints: Single-Tenant Retail Property Sales Data
Real Capital Analytics Inc. of New York City tracked $5.33 billion in sales of single-tenant retail properties during the 12 months through Q1 2006 and found that cap rates for the single-tenant retail assets averaged 7%.
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