Over the past two years we have seen substantial cap rate compression in the net lease casual dining subsector. In past years, this sector was typically marked by higher cap rates than the overall net lease retail market - this trend has somewhat abated.
The recession hit casual dining hard as many customers cut budgets back and dining out was an easy sacrifice. The lack of net lease product on the market along with a return of economic stability has increased this sector's desirability.
In 2012 casual dining averaged a 7.25% cap rate - down from 8.53% in 2011. So far for 2013 - that decrease has continued with a 7.17% average cap rate for the subsector.
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