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Project Management Teams Deliver Big Value for Tenants

There’s no question that the current real estate development market is challenging. Labor shortages and rising material costs are creating hurdles in the construction industry, which is being

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Sale-leaseback Activity Expected to Grow as Capital Conditions Improve in 2026

After a slow start, sale-leaseback activity saw a resurgence in the second half of 2025.  Early in the year, activity was dampened by uncertain fundamentals and macroeconomic headwinds, but

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Sale-leasebacks Gain Momentum as Global M&A Values Grow

Private equity sponsors are rethinking how they access capital as the M&A market heats up. Global M&A values have climbed to $1.89 trillion in the first half of 2025, meanwhile fluctuating

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Sale-leasebacks Gain Ground as Flexible Capital Solution

With corporate debt maturing and capital market and tariff uncertainty persisting, more companies are turning to sale-leasebacks to access capital quickly, without sacrificing control of their key

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'Still Bullish' on Net Lease Retail Despite Economic Uncertainty

Despite some economic ebbs and flows as of late, certain sectors of net lease retail, particularly those more immune to tariff concerns such as service-based businesses, remain attractive to investors

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The Future of Net Lease Retail

Retail investors in 2025 face shifting market conditions, including tariff concerns, interest rate volatility, higher construction costs, and increased institutional competition. According to Michael

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Net Lease REITs Poised for Continued Growth

In a commercial real estate market where transaction activity remains subdued, net lease REITs have been busy deploying billions in capital and steadily growing their portfolios. Many companies in the

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Sale-leasebacks emerge as a solid choice for stable returns

In the more mature US net lease market, sale-leaseback deals are an increasingly common method for corporates to raise capital to reinvest in their core business. That approach remains relatively

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Net Lease Investors Adapt as Economic Uncertainty Lingers

Tariffs, interest rate fluctuations and macroeconomic uncertainties continue to reshape the net lease investment market. As these factors evolve, investors are working to make long-term decisions in