Commercial · NNN & Net Lease
NNN & net-lease investment property in Florida.
Triple-net (NNN) and net-lease assets are how many investors hold real estate without the day-to-day management — a tenant on a long-term lease pays the rent plus most or all of the taxes, insurance, and maintenance. We help passive and 1031-exchange investors acquire net-lease property across Florida.
Cap rate · Central Florida
5.25% – 6.5% (credit) · 6.5% – 8.0% (non-credit)
Investment-grade tenants on 10+ year terms price tightest; shorter terms and local operators trade wider.
Indicative Central Florida ranges for actively trading product (2026 market read). Cap rates vary by submarket, tenant credit, lease structure, and condition — a starting point for underwriting, not a substitute for a comp-based valuation.
What "triple-net" actually means
In a true NNN lease, the tenant is responsible for the three "nets" — property taxes, building insurance, and maintenance — on top of base rent, leaving the owner with a comparatively hands-off, predictable income stream. The most common net-lease assets are single-tenant essential retail: pharmacies, quick-service and fast-casual restaurants, dollar and convenience stores, auto-service, and similar. Value turns on the strength of the tenant's credit, the length and structure of the lease (term remaining, rent bumps, options), and the location.
A natural fit for 1031 exchanges
Net-lease property is one of the most popular landing spots for 1031-exchange capital, because it can deliver passive, durable income on a predictable timeline — exactly what an exchange buyer working against a 45-day identification and 180-day close window needs. Florida's growth and lack of a state income tax make it a frequent target for that capital. We help exchange and passive investors evaluate tenant credit, lease structure, and location, and coordinate around the exchange clock.
What to weigh
- Tenant credit — investment-grade vs. franchisee vs. local operator
- Lease term remaining, rent escalations, and renewal options
- True NNN vs. NN or modified — who really pays taxes, insurance, roof & structure
- Location and re-tenanting prospects if the tenant ever leaves
- 1031 timeline — 45-day identification and 180-day close windows
Live Stellar MLS inventory
NNN & Net-Lease Investmentfor sale & lease
$32,000,000
5995 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy
Kissimmee, FL 34747
95,480 sqft · 7.46 ac
Acreage & Unrec
MLS# O6386757
$24,600,000
648 Poinsettia Ave
Clearwater Beach, FL 33767
18,412 sqft · 1.1 ac
Mandalay Unit 5 Rep
MLS# TB8363396
$20,080,000
66 Road 66 & Road 3
Canovanas, PR 00729
33 ac
Canovanas Shopping
MLS# PR0000396
$19,999,900
11901 Fort King Hwy
Thonotosassa, FL 33592
31,550 sqft · 21.97 ac
MLS# TB8413142
$19,500,000
800-802 Estero Blvd
Fort Myers Beach, FL 33931
1.74 ac
Royal Beach Club Condo
MLS# C7511872
$18,900,000
5758 Hamlin Groves Trl
Winter Garden, FL 34787
9.16 ac
Hamlin Southwest
MLS# O6386379
$18,000,000
265 Causeway Blvd
Dunedin, FL 34698
1.05 ac
MLS# TB8418843
$17,000,000
504 S Gulfview Blvd
Clearwater, FL 33767
20,700 sqft · 0.89 ac
Columbia Sub 5
MLS# U8232488
$16,000,000
28850 S Jones Loop Rd S
Punta Gorda, FL 33982
143.96 ac
MLS# TB8420781
$15,750,000
429 E 3rd Ave
New Smyrna Beach, FL 32169
11.73 ac
MLS# O6159759
$15,500,000
3821 Sw 43rd Ct
Ocala, FL 34474
7.07 ac
MLS# OM709317
$15,000,000
22417 Hancock Ave
Punta Gorda, FL 33980
1.79 ac
Charles H Gross Sub
MLS# C7526617
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NNN & Net-Lease Investment — frequently asked
- What is a NNN (triple-net) lease?
- A lease where the tenant pays base rent plus the three "nets" — property taxes, insurance, and maintenance. That structure gives the owner a relatively passive, predictable income stream, which is why net-lease assets appeal to hands-off and 1031 investors.
- Why are net-lease properties popular for 1031 exchanges?
- They offer passive, durable income on a predictable timeline — well-suited to an exchange buyer racing a 45-day identification and 180-day closing window. Florida's growth and no state income tax make it a frequent target for exchange capital. (See our 1031 exchange guide.)
- What should I check before buying a NNN asset?
- The big three are tenant credit, lease structure (term remaining, rent bumps, options), and location/re-tenanting prospects. We also confirm whether it's truly triple-net versus a modified structure where the owner still carries some costs.
NNN & Net-Lease Investment — buy, lease, or sell
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