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ICSC Observations FEBRUARY 23, 2012
There was definitely a more positive atmosphere at this year’s Mid-Atlantic ICSC and West Florida ICSC. Some attendees estimated a 30% increase in attendance. The DC area continues to be one of the most attractive in the nation and many consider it almost a world apart from tertiary markets. Here are some other quick observations from the conference floor.
Mid-Atlantic ICSC:
- NNN pricing has returned to pre-recession, peak levels
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What Some Net Lease Brokers Won't Tell You FEBRUARY 15, 2012
The following piece was written by David Sobelman - Executive Vice President of Calkain Companies.
It goes without saying that net leases are one of today's most coveted investment vehicles for high net worth investors and their institutional counterparts - with high demand and low supply. We can write countless articles on the... <read more>
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2012 Cap Rate Report FEBRUARY 9, 2012
Overall, net lease cap rates fell by 25 basis points in 2011. The primary drivers of this trend are lack of product (especially high quality product) and an ease in lending conditions. Construction of new net lease product continues to flow at a trickle while financing has become more available – with local and regional banks competing with insurance companies for credit tenant deals. Investors have shown a willingness and ability to invest but are hindered by lack of product to satiate... <read more>
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Net Leases in the Wake of Recession FEBRUARY 1, 2012
Even though triple net leases and direct investments in real estate, as well as REITs, were affected by the 2007 recession, REITs and corporate stocks took a much bigger hit while having generated less return in the years prior to the economic downturn. The U.S. economy is still recovering from the recession and will most likely remain in this state for another year or so, while cap rates are expected to rise and revert to their healthy and sustainable median values.
Researchers agree... <read more>
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Non-Traded Net Lease REIT Overview JANUARY 25, 2012
Of the various ways in which one can get exposure to real estate in their portfolio, direct ownership of an investment property is by far the most pure and will provide the owner with the lowest correlation to the wider market. Having a basket of investments in your portfolio that do not correlate highly with one another has been shown to be the key to reducing volatility in an investment portfolio. There are two other ways in which an investor can get some exposure to real estate albeit... <read more>
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