ExchangeRight, a Pasadena, CA-based provider of diversified real estate DST and REIT investments, said Monday that its Net-Leased All-Cash 9 DST was fully subscribed. The $24.78-million portfolio of net-leased real estate, backed by primarily investment-grade companies operating in necessity retail, provides investors with monthly distributions at a current rate of 5.20%.

Net-Leased All-Cash 9 DST features five net-leased properties tenanted by Tractor Supply, Dollar Tree, and Dollar General Market. The portfolio’s properties span 75,148 square feet and are located in Texas, Iowa and Florida.

“Our commitment to capital preservation and stable income through a debt-free option for necessity-based investments continues to resonate with investors nationwide,” said Joshua Ungerecht, managing partner at ExchangeRight. “We are grateful for the continued trust and support from our investors, and we remain dedicated to serving them by designing our offerings to provide multiple strategic exit options designed to meet their potential future tax-advantaged 1031, 721 or liquidity needs.”

Le Investment Group closed the sale of The Mango Tree Apartments, a 56-unit multifamily property located at 8021 Mango Ave., Fontana. The property was sold for $10,850,000, equating to $193,750 per unit.

The all-cash sale closed within 14 days at a 4.50% cap rate, with a GRM of 13.09 and a Pro Forma CAP rate of 6.86%. The property was a value-add play, with low existing rents and renovations required, presenting significant potential for increased revenue and asset appreciation. Le Investment Group represented both the seller and the buyer.

“We are proud to have successfully facilitated this transaction with such efficiency,” said Albert Le, managing partner at Le Investment Group. “This sale helps demonstrate the momentum of the current commercial real estate landscape. Investors are eager to re-enter the market after a period of hesitation, and this transaction highlights the demand for well-located, income-generating properties.”

Hanley Investment Group Real Estate Advisors and Oaks Commercial Real Estate arranged the sale of a single-tenant property occupied by a McDonald’s Drive-Thru in Fountain Valley. The sale price was $3.85 million for the absolute triple-net ground lease at a 3.55% cap rate.

Hanley EVPs Bill Asher and Jeff Lefko, in association with Fred Encinas of Oaks Commercial Real Estate of Eastvale, represented the seller, a Newport Beach-based family trust. The buyer, an all-cash, 1031 exchange buyer based in Fountain Valley, was represented by Robert Tran of HPT Realty in Westminster.

“We generated multiple qualified offers at sub-4% cap pricing and secured a local all-cash, 1031 exchange buyer who resides minutes from the property,” Asher said. “With seven years remaining on an initial 20-year lease term, we achieved record pricing for a McDonald’s with 5% increases every five years and a shorter-term lease.”

Built in 2011 on 1.04 acres, the 3,500-square-foot McDonald’s is located at 11321 Talbert Ave., an outparcel adjacent to a Costco. According to Placer.ai data, it’s among the top-performing McDonald’s locations nationwide.

CBRE arranged the $7.8-million sale of Main Street Village Center, a 20,000-square-foot-retail center located at 135, 175, and 265 E. Ontario Ave. in Corona. The firm’s Alan Krueger and Vanessa Haddad represented the all-cash, non-trade buyer, Pacific Petroleum, Inc., as well as the seller, LJZ Corona LLC.

“Main Street Village offered a strategic investment opportunity,” said Krueger. “It boasts exceptional tenant retention history, with over 90% of the tenants choosing to remain at this location for more than a decade.”

Main Street Village Center caters to a densely populated community, serving more than 118,000 residents living within a three-mile radius and earning an average annual household income exceeding $120,000. Located across from a major grocery store and pharmacy chain, the fully occupied center features e-commerce resistant services such as Kumon, a fitness center and Yogurtland.

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