Sell your Kroger property.
A direct, all-cash buyer for your single-tenant Kroger.
Kroger is one of the largest grocers in the country — investment-grade credit, essential-goods demand that holds through any economy, and the kind of anchor real estate a community is built around. Single-tenant Kroger assets, from stores to Marketplace boxes to fuel centers, are substantial, dependable net lease.
These are bigger-ticket deals that give some buyers pause. We buy them directly, with our own cash, and can price a larger grocery asset without the financing drama.
What a Kroger property is priced on
Investment-grade credit
A Kroger corporate lease is dependable, investment-grade income — the anchor of the value.
Essential, e-commerce-resistant demand
People still buy groceries in person, and they buy them in every economy. That durability supports value through soft markets.
Large-format real estate
A well-located grocery box has real standalone value, and in Kroger’s case often fuel or outparcel components too.
Term and structure
The firm term left and how the lease (or ground lease) is structured drive the number.
A direct, all-cash buyer since 2016 — you deal with the principals, and we close on our own capital.
Selling your Kroger
What is my Kroger worth?
It is priced on the income divided by a cap rate, driven by the investment-grade credit, the term, and the structure. Grocery deals are larger, so send us the lease and we will give you a real number in a few days.
Do you buy larger grocery deals?
Yes. Bigger-ticket grocery assets give some buyers pause, but we buy with our own cash and can handle the size without a financing contingency.
How fast can you close?
About 30 to 45 days for a clean deal, even on a larger asset. All-cash, no lender to wait on.
Tell us about it.
Send us the basics on your lease — tenant, location, current rent, and years remaining — and we'll get you an offer, usually within a few days.
New to this? Start with how to sell a net-lease property or what your property is worth.