JACKSONVILLE, FL—In a move that demonstrates an appetite for well-located single-tenant properties, Faris Lee Investments has snapped up a building that's home to Ruby Tuesday for $2.3 million. The property was a triple-net leased free standing building.

Matt Mousavi and Rich Walter of Faris Lee Investments represented the seller, Tennessee-based Ruby Tuesday, as well as the cash buyer, New Jersey-based Schiff Enterprises. The closing cap rate was 6.88%—the second lowest for a non-fast food restaurant in Florida since Aug. 2008, according to Costar. It’s also the lowest cap rate for a non-fast food restaurant achieved in Duval County since April 2008.

“This property offered the buyer a new 15-year absolute triple-net corporate lease in a sale-leaseback opportunity,” Mousavi said in a statement. “We are executing these sales at record-breaking cap rates and buyer interest continues to be strong from all parts of the country, and from the various buyer profiles.”

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