Back in May we did a story dealing with the possibility of net lease cap rate compression based off a Wall Street Journal article.
Specifically, the article said: “in recent months, cap rates have been falling because property prices nationally are rebounding. More investors are going after fewer high-quality properties, driving prices up.”
Now that we are a few months advanced, how does this statement stand up?
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