Sell your CVS property.
A direct, all-cash buyer for your single-tenant CVS.
CVS properties are among the most recognizable net-lease assets there are — corner locations, long corporate leases, and a parent that is larger and more diversified than a standalone drugstore, which supports the credit. Like the rest of the category, the chain has been rationalizing its store count, so the individual store and lease matter.
We buy CVS directly, with our own cash. Whether your store has long firm term or a shorter runway, we can give you a straight read on what it is worth.
What a CVS property is priced on
Parent credit
A CVS corporate guarantee is backed by a large, diversified parent — dependable income that buyers price at tight cap rates when the term is there.
Firm term vs. options
CVS leases tend to run long with tenant options. The amount of firm term remaining is one of the biggest levers on your value.
Location and real estate
A hard corner with strong traffic holds value even if the store ever closes. We price the real estate, not just the lease.
Store performance
Sales at the store drive how likely CVS is to renew — real value that a knowledgeable buyer can underwrite.
A direct, all-cash buyer since 2016 — you deal with the principals, and we close on our own capital.
Selling your CVS
What is my CVS worth?
It is priced on the income divided by a cap rate, driven by the corporate credit, the firm term left, the lease structure, and the real estate. Send us the lease and we will give you a real number in a few days.
Can I sell a CVS with a shorter remaining term?
Yes. Short term narrows the buyer pool to those who understand the tenant and the renewal picture — which is us. We can price it fairly when most buyers just pass.
Do I need a broker to sell a CVS?
No. We buy directly, with no listing and no commission off your proceeds. If a listing would genuinely get you more, we will say so.
Tell us about it.
Send us the basics on your lease — tenant, location, current rent, and years remaining — and we'll get you an offer, usually within a few days.
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