In recent years, industrial owner-users have benefited from selling their properties and leasing them back on long-term leases. Unfortunately, the rise in interest rates stands to dampen investment demand for such deals. Yet, owner-users considering a sale-leaseback are not simply at the mercy of interest rates. Increasing the returns an investor can make can improve a property’s value even in the face of rising rates. For example, an owner-user with a sizeable amount of unused warehouse or outdoor storage space can market the property as a multi-tenant redevelopment opportunity. Converting a single-tenant property to a multi-tenant asset can significantly improve rental income, thus enhancing a property’s value.

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