Alpine Income Property Trust Announces Acquisition of Lowe’s Home Improvement
2024 Investment Activity
- Completed a
$22.5 million purchase of a single-tenant property leased to Lowe’s Home Improvement located inKnoxville, TN inDecember 2024 . The lease has approximately 13 years of remaining term. - Lowe’s (S&P rating: BBB+) is now the Company’s second largest tenant based on annual base rent (“ABR”) after Dick’s Sporting Goods (S&P rating: BBB).
- Full year 2024 investments, including acquisitions and structured investment activity, totaled
$134.7 million at a weighted average initial investment yield of 8.7%. - Approximately 51% of ABR is from investment grade rated tenants at year end 2024.
2024 Disposition Activity
- Sold one former Mountain Express convenience store, a single-tenant Walgreen’s and a single-tenant AutoZone property for
$5.4 million inDecember 2024 . - After accounting for the recently sold properties, Walgreens has decreased to the Company’s fourth largest tenant based on ABR, from its largest tenant at the beginning of 2024.
- 2024 disposition volume, inclusive of property and structured investment sales, totaled
$75.6 million at a weighted average exit cash cap rate of 6.6%.
CEO Comments
“We continued to execute on our strategy to grow with strong tenants, investing over half of our market capitalization in high-quality properties and investments located in strong markets at compelling investment yields during 2024,” said
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Source: Alpine Income Property Trust