Contemporary retail plaza with glass storefronts and landscaped walkways
Sectors

Retail & Net Lease

Shopping centers, retail repositioning, and single-tenant net lease.

Overview

Core Assignments

Dispositions and 1031-oriented processesNet lease capital marketsLeasing and tenancy strategy

Capital markets · Leasing · Contact

Modern retail plaza with glass storefronts
Net lease and neighborhood centers
Our Approach

Retail and net lease advisory for durable income

Retail spans grocery-anchored centers, neighborhood and power centers, urban street retail, and single-tenant net lease assets. Performance depends on tenant mix, credit, sales productivity, trade-area demographics, and lease structure.

For net lease assets, we pair careful lease abstraction with focused buyer outreach - including 1031 exchange investors, private capital, and institutional buyers - to match each property with the right capital.

  • Single-tenant net lease dispositions and acquisitions
  • Grocery-anchored and neighborhood center advisory
  • Landlord and tenant representation
  • 1031 exchange and sale-leaseback transactions
Value Drivers

What Moves Value in Retail & Net Lease

The factors our advisors weigh first on every assignment.

Credit & Concept

Operator strength, brand durability, and store-level performance shape perceived risk and pricing.

Term & Escalations

Remaining primary term, renewal options, and contractual rent growth drive net lease pricing.

Trade Area & Traffic

Demographics, co-tenancy, visibility, and access determine long-term occupancy.

Lease Structure

Absolute NNN, NN, and modified structures allocate expense and capital risk differently.

Illustration of a retail & net lease asset
Coverage

Retail assets across the spectrum

Different formats attract different capital - the process should reflect that.

  • Single-tenant net lease
  • Grocery-anchored and neighborhood centers
  • Power centers and shopping centers
  • Urban and street retail
How We Work

A Disciplined Path from Strategy to Close

  1. Abstract

    Review leases, guarantees, and landlord obligations to understand the true income stream.

  2. Price

    Establish a value range from credit, term, and market evidence.

  3. Target

    Match the asset to 1031, private, or institutional buyers.

  4. Close

    Negotiate and manage diligence on the exchange or closing timeline.

Market Context

Public Data Behind the Conversation

Public series we reference when discussing the backdrop with clients.

Population (United States)

343.1M
As of 2026-09-01
Population (millions)

Source: FRED / U.S. Census Bureau Population Estimates via FRED. Series POPTHM. Unit: Thousands. Observation as of 2026-09-01. Data fetched 2026-10-30 (America/Phoenix).

Federal Funds Effective Rate

3.75%
As of 2026-09-01
Percent

Source: FRED / Board of Governors. Series FEDFUNDS. Unit: Percent. Observation as of 2026-09-01. Data fetched 2026-10-30 (America/Phoenix).

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between NN and absolute NNN?
In an absolute NNN lease the tenant is responsible for essentially all property costs, including structure and roof. In an NN or similar structure the landlord typically keeps certain structural or capital responsibilities, which affects risk and pricing.
Can you help with a 1031 exchange?
We can work the real estate side of a 1031 timeline - identifying suitable replacement property and coordinating with your qualified intermediary and tax advisors. The timeline helper on our Calculators page shows key date markers.
Do you represent tenants?
Yes. We represent both landlords and tenants in retail and net lease assignments.

Start a Conversation with an Executive Advisor

We respond directly - typically within one business day.

Contact Us (520) 600-7004