Bond Street REIT

Strategy

Bond Street's strategy is designed to pursue long-term asset ownership, durable cash flow, portfolio diversification and REIT tax treatment.

One Asset Class.
A Focused Knowledge Base.

Our knowledge base is focused and centered on one asset class: Convenience Retail. We know the tenancies, the markets, and most importantly, we deem our investment decisions correlative to our existing portfolio of knowledge.

Since 2014, Bond Street has acquired, and continues to manage, a carefully curated portfolio of open air convenience centers in low tax, high growth southern markets—all of which are suburban, multi-tenant, highly visible, boulevard-facing and largely populated with drive through fast casual food concepts and daily needs service tenancies.

The 721 Exchange

The UPREIT

Known commonly as the 721 Exchange, Bond Street REIT has the ability to acquire properties that mutually benefit both the Seller and REIT. Through a tax-advantaged strategy, Sellers looking to still keep some skin in the game or who are not ready to incur a tax liability can contribute their existing property to the REIT in exchange for OP units. This yields immediate diversification through exposure to the rest of the REIT’s portfolio, a strong dividend and the ability for a Seller to take their hands off the management wheel while remaining invested.

Our core business philosophy is to acquire, and hold for long-term investment, convenience retail centers in the southeast, seeking to create value overtime. As we raise common equity and continue to acquire, we intend to maintain a laddered debt maturity structure in an effort to insulate exposure to capital and credit droughts.

Visible, Accessible and Convenient

Daily Needs/Service Tenancies That Cannot be Sought Out Online

Easily Navigable Parking Fields

Drive-Thru End Caps

Presence in Suburban High Population Growth Markets

Fast Casual-Dominated Tenant Line-Up

Newly Constructed, Smaller Format Centers

Backed by extensive expertise, Bond Street believes its convenience retail centers in the Southeast benefit from the following factors:

Fiscal State Prudence

Lack of Unions

Favorable Income Taxation Rates

An expanding industrial base supports population and job growth.

Cheap and Abundant Energy Resources

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