The drugstore net-lease market is one of the more vibrant retailer sections of net-lease investment, featuring three major players: Walgreens, CVS, and Rite Aid.
Given recent headlines of Rite Aid's recent filing of Chapter 11 bankruptcy, one would perceive that the industry is in trouble, according to Daniel Taub, National Director of Marcus & Millichap's Retail Division, speaking on a recent news video by the firm.
However, don't let the headlines fool you, he said.
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