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Net Lease Cap Rates Hold Steady in Q2

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There's good news for investors looking for opportunities in the net lease market as we head into the Independence Day holiday. Net lease market cap rates remained at or near historic lows in every major sector in Q2, according to a report released by The Boulder Group yesterday. Office cap rates across the country decreased from 7.35% to 7.3%. Industrial caps dropped from 7.7% to 7.62%, while single-tenant retail held steady at 6.4%. Investors will find plenty of options in retail moving forward as the number of properties in that sector rose by 23%. Boulder says sellers will be aggressive in getting top prices for their assets moving forward but believe cap rates will hold steady in the near term.

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