As 1031 investors attempt to navigate through fulfillment of their exchanges in this uncertain marketplace, investors are turning to essential properties such as drugstores to place their capital. Investor activity in the net lease space for credit tenant properties has remained strong—and in sectors such as drugstores, it's even stronger than before the shutdown.
The question is whether this will be a return of the single tenant net lease drugstore market to the levels in which they traded before Walgreens announced it was acquiring Rite Aid in October 2015.
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