CVS assets currently have the lowest average cap rates in the drugstore net lease sector.

The giant drugstore chain is trying new initiatives to draw more store traffic amidst changes in the healthcare sector.

The fast-food chain has looked at becoming a REIT before, but it may be better off with its current structure.

New rules set to go into effect this November don’t offer a fundamental reform of the program.

In spite of the fallout from trade wars, construction materials prices remained stable in 2019. That’s likely to change.

There was a wide discrepancy in the performance of student housing properties in the fall of 2019.

The company was in the habit of structuring some leases through LLC entities that featured no long-term guarantees.

While industrial REITs have an appetite for large acquisitions, there are few portfolios up for sale.

CRE cap rates are expected to remain unchanged, but investors looking for financing should benefit from lower rates.

Once Richard Baker’s investment group takes over Hudson’s Bay, some store closings are almost guaranteed.