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One underwriting discipline, across every asset class that nets.

We buy and sell net leased income. The asset class changes what we look at; it does not change how we underwrite.

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Net lease investment sales is the whole business — not a division of a full-service brokerage. That focus is why we can tell you what a specific Rite Aid in a specific town is worth rather than what pharmacy assets trade at nationally.

The work splits two ways. On the buy side, five practices covering the asset classes we have actually closed in. On the supply side, two channels that manufacture the product: sale-leasebacks with owner-operators, and forward commitments with developers building 1st gen product.

$10B
Total investment sales volume
9,000
Closed transactions
400K
Broker and buyer reach
46
States

As of July 2026

What we underwrite

Also transacted

Asset classes we have closed in, listed here rather than presented as practices. A practice page implies depth we would need to demonstrate; these are honest as line items.

  • Industrial NNN

    Closed volume is pending audit. Until it clears, this is a line item rather than a practice. See what we have closed.

  • Medical office

    Filterable history rather than a standalone practice. Sale-leaseback work with physician groups and dental platforms runs through the origination channel. See what we have closed.

  • Office

    Legacy transaction history, kept filterable in the track record. Not an area we are actively marketing. See what we have closed.

  • Big box

    Larger single-tenant retail, transacted opportunistically. Narrower and more institutional buyer pool than small-format. See what we have closed.

Where the inventory comes from

  • Sale-leaseback

    Owner-operators converting the equity in a building they occupy into working capital, on lease terms they set.

  • Developer program

    Forward commitments on 1st gen product, priced before ground breaks and closed on rent commencement.