In Q2 2019, we reported that cap rates were down, quarter over quarter, by 11 basis points (bps). Three months later, the story is different. During the third quarter, cap rates ramped up by 16 bps, from 6.41% to 6.57%.
An increase in cap rates can mean more buyers are in the market, eager to take advantage of lower price points. This is supported by our transactional data, which posted 544 completed deals. Even in the face of trade wars and a pending global slowdown, net lease investors are on the hunt for properties.
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