Market intel
Read the book before the card.
This is the desk’s market intelligence: the tape, the state pages, the tenant directory, the analysis framework, and the tools. Every page says what it counts and what it does not.
- Cards
- 190
- States
- 33
- Median asking cap
- 6.00%
- Tenants
- 153
The tape
What is on the desk
Tape
The net-lease book. Filter, sort, and read the cards. A blank stays blank.
Asking-cap report
Medians from this tape only. Not closed sales, and not another firm’s cap table.
States & cities
Only states with a card. City pages where the book sits. No empty 50-state grid.
Tenant directory
Every tenant named on this tape, grouped by industry, with licensed ratings where attached.
Frameworks
How to read the file
How to analyze a net lease
The obligor, the expense clause, term, the real estate, the asking math, and the exit.
Net lease 101
The lease before the label: net forms, the card, the obligor, term, and 1031.
Due-diligence checklist
What a buyer reads and what diligence has to collect. The list does not fill a blank.
Glossary
The words the desk uses, and what they do not mean.
Tools
Run the math
The desk
What changed, and what is next
Daily status
What changed on the book since the last refresh, and the events recorded on it.
Compare two cards
Two observations from this tape, side by side.
Insights
Short notes on how this desk uses the words. No borrowed market tables.
Ask the desk
Send the file or the question. The desk does not price a property from a phone call.
This is our market intel. It is not a reprint of another firm’s report, and it does not borrow their listings, ratings, or cap tables. A blank is not zero. A rating is printed only when a licensed Moody’s or S&P record is attached.