Classic Collision Market Report

Cap rates, prices and lease terms for net lease buildings leased to Classic Collision, February 2022 to November 2026.

Across 23 tracked comps, closed Classic Collision sales traded at a median cap rate of 7.47% (20 sales), against a median asking cap of 5.60% on 3 current listings.

  • 23Comps tracked
  • 7.47%Median sold cap20 records
  • 5.60%Median ask cap3 records
  • $1.88MMedian sale price20 records
Edition
November 2026 editionPublished November 12, 2026
Observation period
Sales closed February 2022 to November 2026Data to November 12, 2026
What is covered
Classic Collision sale and listing comps in the report set (23 comps)AZ, CO, FL, GA, OR, SC, TX, WA
Sample
20 closed sales with a reported cap rateClosed sales3 active listings with an asking cap rateActive listings
Reviewed by
John Eckley

At a glance

About Classic Collision

TPG agreed to buy Classic Collision from New Mountain Capital in April 2024, when the company ran 262 locations in 16 states. Classic Collision's management team stayed invested. By March 2025 Classic Collision reported 324 collision repair facilities. In September 2025 Classic Collision bought the eight Advanced Collision locations in Tennessee and Georgia.

Key findings

  1. Sold cap rates: twenty Classic Collision sales with a cap rate have a median of 7.47%, ranging from 3.79% to 9.45%.
  2. Recent trades: sixteen sales since January 2025 have a median cap rate of 7.53%.
  3. Southeast: eleven sales in Georgia, Florida and South Carolina have a median cap rate of 7.48%.
  4. Supply: three Classic Collision buildings are listed for sale today, asking a median 5.60%. Fort Lauderdale came off the market without a sale.

Sold cap rate by sale date

Logarithmic trend, n = 20, R² 0.07. One dot per comp.

Sold cap rate by sale date

Cap rate by sale date · 20 records · Logarithmic trend, R² 0.07

4.00%6.00%8.00%Jan 2022May 2023Oct 2024Feb 2026Sale dateCap rate
Source: Finem Group comp set (23 comps)

Rent per acre by lot size

Logarithmic trend, n = 3, R² 0.40, directional. One dot per comp.

Rent per acre by lot size

Rent per acre by lot size (acres) · 3 records · Logarithmic trend, R² 0.40

$260,000$280,0000.50.7511.25Lot size (acres)Rent per acre
Source: Finem Group comp set (23 comps)

Cap rate by region

Sold cap rates by the state of the property. Southeast is GA, FL, AL, TN, NC, SC. Fewer than 5 sales is directional.

Cap rate by region
RegionSalesMedian capAverage capRange
Southeast117.48%7.60%6.01% – 8.88%
West1 (directional)8.28%8.28%8.28% – 8.28%
Mountain2 (directional)6.21%6.21%5.13% – 7.29%
Texas67.51%6.91%3.79% – 9.45%
Source: Finem Group comp set

Latest comps

Most recent sold comps with a reported cap. City and state only.

Latest comps
LocationSoldPriceCapTermGuarantee
Orangeburg, SC2026-11-06$1,214,1178.50%10 yrs—
Greenwood, SC2026-11-06$1,457,6478.85%10 yrs—
OCALA, FL2026-08-12$2,223,9006.48%10 yrs—
HENDERSON, TX2026-08-05$5,000,0008.40%10 yrs—
CENTRAL POINT, OR2026-04-09$1,400,0008.28%10 yrs—
Scottsdale, AZ2026-03-01$5,700,0005.13%15 yrs—
BUFORD, GA2025-12-30$2,300,0006.52%15 yrs—
Kerrville, TX2025-12-15$2,000,0009.45%——
Marianna, FL2025-10-23$966,6038.69%——
Marianna, FL2025-10-23$878,2798.88%——
Source: Finem Group comp set

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Methods

  • Figures use the 23 comps the analyst marked as included; excluded comps are not counted.
  • Cap rates and prices are medians of the comps that report them, so one outlier does not move the figure. Groups of fewer than three sales are labelled directional.
  • Each trend line is a least-squares fit; the number printed beside it (R squared) says how much of the variation it explains, and a low value means the trend is weak.

Sources

  • Finem Group comp database — Sale and listing comps entered by Finem brokers and analysts · Public record
  • Brand facts — Public web sources cited in the at-a-glance blurbs · Public record

Limitations

  • Lease terms and asking caps are as stated by listing brokers and are not independently verified.
  • Sold cap rate by sale date: the fitted trend explains little of the variation (R squared 0.07), so treat it as a direction, not a forecast.
  • Regions with fewer than three sales are shown as directional.

For the current figures, see the Classic Collision net lease cap rates and market report summary: the latest sales, listings and lease terms.

Classic Collision Market Report · November 2026 edition · Edition classic-collision-market-report-2026-11 · Published November 12, 2026