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Volume 4 - Number 4 | February 21, 2006
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Industry Update: 2006 is Still a Sellers’ Market
By Michelle Napoli
Almost two months into 2006 and it would appear that the net-lease market remains largely status quo. From individual to institutional, investors keep funneling capital into the net-lease and sale-leaseback sector. As a result, prices remain high, cap rates low and transaction volume strong.
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Insider: Gladstone’s George Stelljes III
By Michelle Napoli
Gladstone Commercial Corp.’s focus on small and mid-sized tenants and assets in the $3 million to $30 million range often takes the net-lease investor to markets like Austin, TX, Hazelwood, MO, Norfolk, VA and Raleigh, NC. George Stelljes III, president and chief investment officer of the McLean, VA-based REIT, discusses how Gladstone Commercial has grown in three years and what differentiates it from other net-lease property buyers.
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Analyst Predicts Further Winn-Dixie Store Closings
By Ian Ritter
The troubles at Winn-Dixie Stores Inc. may not be over. An analyst at the International Council of Shopping Centers’ Conference on Open-Air Centers predicts that the bankrupt grocer might close as many as 100 additional stores or even file for Chapter 11 again after it emerges from reorganization.
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