
Know what your tenant’s lease is worth before you price it
We publish tenant-by-tenant research on cap rates and rents for the brands that occupy Southeast corners, and we use the same evidence when we price and sell a property. Read the report for your tenant first; the conversation is better when you have.
How we work
What we do differently, and why it matters to you
Research by tenant, not by category
A Chick-fil-A ground lease and a vacant second-generation restaurant are different assets. Each report covers one brand or one situation, with its observation period stated.
Pricing you can defend
An asking price that comes from comparable evidence survives a buyer’s underwriting and an appraisal. One that does not costs you time on the market.
The whole decision, not only the sale
Sell now, extend the lease first, or exchange into something else. We model the alternatives, including the 1031 exchange, before recommending one.
What you get
Owners
- Where your tenant’s cap rates and rents sit today, and which way they have moved.
- Whether the remaining lease term helps or hurts your price.
- A marketing plan aimed at the buyers active in that tenant.
Buyers and exchange investors
- Offerings matched to stated criteria.
- The constraints and the missing diligence spelled out.
- Evidence to test the asking price against.
Evidence
Research
What we did for clients
Clients
What clients say
Properties
Currently available
Who you will work with

Jonathan Aceves, CCIM, MBA, CM&AP
Vice President, Associate Broker
Portfolio planning, commercial land and site selection, multifamily and downtown development.

John Eckley, CCIM, MBA
Vice President, Industrial Lead
Industrial warehouse and flex property across the Southeast, land, 1031 exchanges and sale-leasebacks.

Stephen Long, FMVA
Senior Investment Analyst
Underwriting, financial modeling and valuation behind every opinion of value and offering memorandum.
Working with us
How an engagement starts
- A conversation. We ask about your goals and collect what we need to know about the property or the requirement.
- A proposal. For an owner, a broker’s price opinion and a plan. For a search, our process and the assignments it has worked on before.
- A decision. We decide together whether we are the right team. Sometimes we are not, and we will say so.









