Industrial Net Lease Assets Are Red Hot, As New Buyers Enter the Sector

Industrial Net Lease Assets Create Fierce Buyer Competition (wealthmanagement.com) 

In spite of rising prices, low cap rates and limited product availability, industrial sales volume has been on a steady upward trajectory throughout the pandemic. This is particularly true when it comes to industrial net lease assets, with buyers now willing to go very far to secure a bid for these properties.

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