Morgan Stanley IM: Why the Real Estate Matters in Net Lease Investing

Morgan Stanley IM: Why the Real Estate Matters in Net Lease Investing
Markteinblick

Elevated market volatility and a slowing economy favor net lease investments that are characterized by durable, long-term cashflows with fixed escalations in sectors and assets that are generally less sensitive to the cyclical economy.

19.09.2025 | 06:00 Uhr

However, given heightened credit risk with some tenants who may struggle to absorb higher input costs from tariffs, it is critical that investors truly understand the residual value of the underlying real estate in addition to the credit of the tenant in assessing the attractiveness of a net lease investment.

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Real estate investments are subject to risks similar to those associated with the direct ownership of real estate and they are sensitive to such factors as management skills and changes in tax laws.

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