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Volume 4 - Number 9 | May 2, 2006
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Top Story: ‘Something Has to Give’ in Net Lease Pricing
By Michelle Napoli
With substantial sources of equity capital and aggressive debt financing continuing to flood the net lease market, investors have yet to see any meaningful movement in cap rates despite a rising interest rate environment, says Bruce MacDonald, president of Net Lease Capital Advisors, who spoke at the recent RealShare Net Lease conference in New York City.
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RealShare Report: Rising Risks in Net Lease Investments
By Michelle Napoli
The day-long RealShare Net Lease conference in New York City featured a variety of breakout sessions, including those focused on the 1031 exchange market and corporate credit trends, as well as programs that covered such hot topics as zero-cash-flow deals, convenience store/gas station properties and a presentation on the tenants-in-common investment market.
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Rising Rates Promising for SLB Sector, But Accounting Changes Possible
By Michelle Napoli
Rising interest rates and a flattening yield curve are welcome developments for sale-leaseback investors, who unilaterally expressed expectations for increased transaction activity at last week’s RealShare Net Lease conference. Increased shareholder activism pushing corporations to release the value of their real estate holdings is also expected to contribute to a more robust SLB market.
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European Grocer, Bank Pursue SLBs
By Michelle Napoli
The sale-leaseback continues to gain momentum in Europe, with a UK-based grocer announcing plans for such transactions and a Dublin-based bank closing a deal last week.
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