Investing in Starbucks NNN Properties
Starbucks NNN properties are among the most sought-after single-tenant net lease (NNN) investments, offering investors a combination of investment-grade credit, strong real estate fundamentals, and long-term passive income.
At NNN Retail Advisors, we specialize in sourcing and marketing Starbucks net lease investments across Texas and the Southeast, helping investors secure high-quality, stable assets.
Why Invest in Starbucks NNN Properties?
- Investment-Grade Tenant — Starbucks Corporation (NASDAQ: SBUX)
- S&P Credit Rating — BBB+
- Global Brand — 38,000+ locations worldwide
- Recession-Resistant Demand — Daily-use consumer product
- Prime Real Estate — High-traffic intersections and retail corridors
- Drive-Thru Model — Strong unit-level performance
Typical Lease Structure
- 10–15 Year Lease Terms
- Corporate Guarantee
- Rent Increases (5–10% every 5 years)
- NNN or NN Lease Structure
- Tenant Responsible for Taxes, Insurance, Maintenance
Cap Rates & Investor Demand
Due to Starbucks’ investment-grade credit, these assets typically trade at lower cap rates with strong buyer demand.
- High demand from 1031 exchange buyers
- Premium pricing vs. non-credit tenants
- Strong liquidity across all markets
Ideal for 1031 Exchange Investors
- Stable passive income
- Credit-backed tenant
- Low management responsibilities
- Long-term hold potential
Texas & Southeast Market Focus
We focus on Texas, Tennessee, and high-growth Southeast markets, where Starbucks continues expanding in both urban and suburban trade areas.
Work With a Net Lease Specialist
NNN Retail Advisors provides full-service brokerage including pricing strategy, targeted buyer outreach, and transaction management from listing to closing.
Whether you are buying, selling, or completing a 1031 exchange, we can help you navigate the Starbucks net lease market.
NNN Retail Advisors recently completed the sale of a freestanding drive-thru Starbucks in The Colony, Texas.
The NNN-leased Starbucks, built in 2007, is located along Main Street just north of Highway 121.
The property is positioned as a pad site to a Walmart Supercenter and surrounded by major national retailers, including Nebraska Furniture Mart.
Brad Kam and Gavin Kam represented the seller in the transaction.
