Jack in the Box (NASDAQ: JACK) operates and franchises Jack in the Box and Qdoba Mexican Grill restaurants in twenty-one (21) U.S. states. The company's 2,888 stores are concentrated in California, where it was founded, Texas, and the Southwest.

Subdivision is the process of taking a property, usually land, and splitting it into multiple parts for resale or development.

Single tenant triple net leased properties (NNN) trade at a premium relative to similar properties with so called double-net (NN) leases. NN leases typically require the landlord to retain some responsibility for the roof, structure or some other aspect of the property. Being the most passive real estate investment available, however, NNN properties require virtually no involvement of the landlord. This increases the demand by expanding the universe of potential buyers to include many Buyers…

On February 6, 2015, RadioShack filed for bankruptcy. The 94-year old retailer, unable to adapt to changing consumer tastes and compete with more efficient e-commerce competitors like Newegg, had posted negative earnings for 11 straight quarters. For those in the real estate business, the immediate question became what kind of impact the bankruptcy would have on properties with RadioShack as a tenant. The answer may very well be not much. …

The market has reacted favorably to Rite Aide's purchase of EnvisionRX for $2 Billion in cash and stock.

2014 ended with a flurry of activity as people rushed to close deals by year end.

Chipotle is a highly sought after brand. There is great demand for their freestanding stores as net lease investments.

The poster-child of net lease properties, Walgreens has been a highly traded investment property given the low risks typically associated with these drugstore properties. Additionally, the drugstore sector remains stable given is non-discretionary merchandise offerings.