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Jonathan W Hipp - ArticlesJonathan W. Hipp is President of Calkain Companies and founded the firm in 2005 with over 20 years experience in the Real Estate industry. While his knowledge spans a broad spectrum of real estate, Jonathan is well respected for his expertise on Net Lease Investments.
Jonathan has completed over $2 billion in Net Lease Investments throughout his career and is regularly interviewed for articles appearing in a variety of publications, including Commercial Real Estate Forum, Forbes, Fortune Magazine, National Real Estate Investor, Commercial Property News, Globe St., Shopping Center Business, Southeast Property News, Washington Business Journal, CIRE Magazine & Retail Traffic. He is also frequently invited to serve as a panelist or speaker at Net Lease and Real Estate conferences and seminars throughout the country. Retail Cap Rates reportscalkain retail Traffic reports that retail cap rates surged during the third quarter: Vacant Commercial Real EstateThere is an interesting article from Business Week detailing many creative reuses for our vacant commercial real estate. Some of ideas seem more probable than others (some seem crazy). Calkain Companies Releases First Ever NNN Cap Rate ReportCalkain Companies Releases First Ever NNN Cap Rate Report
Fall 2009 Report Highlights Independent Market Research NNN Applebee's Portfolio SaleReston, VA, — Calkain Companies, a national real estate investment brokerage firm, has procured the sale of a four property triple net (NNN) lease portfolio of Applebee's Restaurants located in California, MD and Winchester, Warrenton and Harrisonburg, VA. Is There Such Thing as a “Recover-less” Recovery?The term “jobless recovery” is thrown around a lot but looking at all these numbers, one wonders if there is also such thing as a “recover-less recovery”. Medical Office Real Estate: A Net Lease on Lifewhile many real estate investments are loosing value, the medical office sector has shown remarkable resilience. According to a report from Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services, the segment is holding up much better than other property types and this trend projects to c Vacant Commercial Real EstateThere is an interesting article from Business Week detailing many creative reuses for our vacant commercial real estate. Some of ideas seem more probable than others (some seem crazy). Here is an outline of some of the highlights, organized from least crazy to most. Deals for restaurant properties in today's market“I wouldn’t say that they trade easily, because they’re not very easy to finance,” Jonathan Hipp, president and chief executive officer of Reston, VA-based Calkain Cos., says of quick service restaurant properties. Still, he adds, they are trading, albeit at much higher cap rates than just a few years ago. “What was 7 before is now 8.5 to 9.5,” he adds. It’s Darkest before the DawnIt is very easy to justify why it’s okay to be mediocre in today’s real estate market when you listen to the news in its various forms. And then there are all your colleagues and competitors validating all your fears. New Contenders: Retail Condos Take on Traditional Net Lease InvestmentsLike traditional net lease investments, net lease retail condos are leased to tenants that have committed to a long-term lease, usually longer than 10 years, and as long as 25 years with increasing rent over the lease term. The tenant is responsible for paying rent plus some or all of the operating expenses of the building such as taxes, insurance premiums, repairs and utilities.
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