2013 has opened much the same as 2012 ended - with demand high and supply low for the net lease sector. Investors continue to hunt for assets combining prime tenant, location and lease terms but due to the continued low availability of these properties, many are accepting a bit more risk for a higher cap rate. Likewise, financing for these assets (which perhaps are located in a tertiary geography, have a short lease or are not credit grade) has become easier to obtain as more investors view them as a viable option.
Cap rates in general are staying low though minor fluctuations between sectors is to be expected. Without a doubt - this is definitely a sellers market.
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