California + Orange County + Net Lease | August 1, 2023

SRS Real Estate Partners arranged the sale of a single-tenant retail property located in Buena Park, CA and occupied by Superior Grocers

Buena Park Grocery Sale Sets 2023 Cap Rate Record

SRS Real Estate Partners’ National Net Lease Group (NNLG) completed the $6.875-million sale of a 34,199-square-foot single-tenant retail property located in Buena Park and occupied by Superior Grocers, an independent supermarket chain with more than 47 Southern California locations. At 4.92%, the sale breaks the record for the lowest reported cap rate for a single-tenant grocery/supermarket property sold in California this year.

SRS NNLG’s managing principals Matthew Mousavi and Patrick Luther represented the seller, a partnership from Southern California. They also procured the buyer, a Southern California-based private non-1031 investor.

Built in 1996 and situated on 1.72 acres, the property is located at 6931 La Palma Ave. in Buena Park. There are seven years remaining on its corporate-guaranteed triple net lease.

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SRS Real Estate's Mousavi and Luther

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