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Where Will Net Lease Go in 2024?
In 2023, higher debt costs, a looming $2 trillion-plus wave of corporate debt coming due and other economic uncertainty have clouded the CRE outlook. And while the net lease sector, with its low risk and steady income, has weathered recent economic headwinds better than most, it’s not immune.
Execution uncertainty was a central theme in 2023, reports Zachary Pasanen, managing director, investments at W. P. Carey. “With the ramp-up in interest rates, buyers and sellers have struggled to meet at
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 an uncertain environment.
“There’s a lot of volatility, especially around tariffs and trade policy,” says Jason Patterson, executive director of investments at W. P. Carey. “It’s difficult for a CFO or CEO to commit to a 20-year lease when so many of these factors are changing day to day.”
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What Makes a Great Place to Work
Company culture is the backbone of any successful organization. According to a recent survey, 83% of respondents rated company culture as important when deciding where to work. When cultivated well, a positive company culture will unite people through a shared set of values, goals, attitudes and practices, and can create a real sense of community and belonging for employees, boosting productivity and decreasing turnover.
W. P. Carey was recently certified as a Great Place to Work 
Employee spotlights: Hear from some of our teammates!
Read the stories about the unique career paths of our employees, what they love most about coming to work every day and what they believe it takes to succeed at W. P. Carey.
A Resurgence of Investor Confidence
Earlier this week, real estate professionals from over 70 countries gathered in Munich for the annual EXPO Real trade fair. After a muted year of investment volume, participants were eager to meet with peers to discuss prospective deals and the outlook for the market.
The mood can be best described in two words: cautiously optimistic. After rising interest rates caused months of uncertainty and volatility, attendees finally feel stability is on the horizon. Below are three key topics discussed
Here Comes the Sun!
Real estate, one of the largest contributors to carbon emissions, accounts for approximately 37% of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. This makes it a critical sector in the global effort to combat climate change. Fortunately, there are many solutions available to help reduce the carbon footprint of real estate, and one of the most impactful is solar power. This article discusses key benefits of installing solar panels for CRE occupiers.
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Charting a Path Forward
The CFO role has evolved over the years, expanding from its traditional financial focus to a broad range of strategic responsibilities. Today's CFOs wear many hats – from financial planning to compliance and risk management and strategic decision-making, among many others. In an environment marked by rapid technology advancements, market volatility and regulatory changes, CFOs play a crucial role in guiding organizations through challenges to build resilience and maintain profitability.
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The Benefits of LED Lighting for Commercial Real Estate Tenants
As environmental concerns become prominent in today’s market and green initiatives drive corporate decisions for investors and consumers, businesses are focused on reducing their carbon footprint. Commercial real estate is one of the largest contributors of greenhouse gas emissions today due to the fuel-generated electricity each asset requires.
A misconception about green initiatives is that completing sustainability projects is a complicated process which require extensive capital investment
Lease Accounting 101
Classifying leases as finance or operating is fundamental to how companies manage leased assets and report them under today’s U.S. GAAP standards. Regardless of whether a company is entering into a traditional lease or a sale-leaseback, understanding the distinctions is essential for accurate financial reporting and decision-making.
What is a finance lease?
Leases are classified as ‘finance’ when they have characteristics that make them similar to financing the purchase of the underlying
When Alternative Strategies Make Sense
The M&A market is busier than ever. As dealmakers compete to close deals that will be profitable down the road, many are looking more carefully at their financing options. To explore this notion, M&A put together a roundtable, which focused on what financing options private equity firms are using, what role sale-leasebacks and other financing tools are playing in today’s market, and how private equity firms are taking advantage of their different options to win deals and create value.