NEW YORK CITY-The industry's most influential and knowledgeable real estate executives will once again share their insights and outlooks for leading investors, financiers and brokers of net lease, sale-leaseback, 1031 and TIC transactions in commercial real estate at RealShare NET LEASE.
Topics to be covered include the state of the net lease market, and what it can mean for business, debt financing in today’s market and the latest trends in the single tenant office, industrial and retail property development arena.
Pre-conference Net Lease coverage on GlobeSt.com includes:
NEW YORK CITY-The new lease-accounting standards could mean a new paradigm for amortization; E&Y’s Wolfe, Reznick’s Kessler and other experts will map out the new landscape at Tuesday’s RealShare Net Lease conference.
Net lease office investments may seem more risky than their retail counterparts but well located properties in central markets offer a high level of performance.
Additionally, follow the Net Lease conversation on Twitter with the hashtag #RSNet12 – we’d love to hear your thoughts and views from the conference. And the best comments generated via Twitter will appear as part of an event wrap-up piece later this week. Can’t attend? Follow @GlobeStcom and @GlobeStLIVE for live updates from our editorial staff and retweets of attendee comments.
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