NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Secure Properties (“Secure”), a national investor focused on mission-critical net-lease real estate, announced today the completion of a 9-property sale-leaseback portfolio with Main Street Auto, representing a follow-on transaction to additional portfolios Secure completed with the operator in 2024 and 2025.
Secure Properties announced the completion of an approximately $22 million, four-property sale-leaseback with a multi-unit franchisee of a leading national early education brand. All four assets are located in the Omaha, Nebraska market. The transaction was executed concurrently with the operator's acquisition of the portfolio, with Secure's real estate capital funding at the same closing table as the M&A transaction. Closing was completed on a compressed timeline dictated by the broader business acquisition, allowing the operator to complete the acquisition without tying up equity in real estate.
Secure Properties has fully subscribed its first Delaware statutory trust offering and launched a second, larger DST anchored by a GE Aviation-leased industrial property, the sponsor said. Previously reported by AltsWire in February, Secure Net Lease Industrial I, DST raised $21.9 million from accredited investors, closing out an offering built around a single industrial distribution asset in Florida under a long-term net lease to an investment-grade tenant. “Fully subscribing our first offering in under six months, and launching our next deal right behind it, is exactly the pace we set out to build when we launched this platform. More importantly, we are doing it without compromising on discipline,” said Brian Mansouri, managing principal of Secure Properties
Seth Glasser sits down with Brian Mansouri of Secure Properties to discuss Delaware Statutory Trusts, 1031 exchanges, net lease investing, and how DST structures can fit into a broader real estate investment strategy. Brian breaks down how DSTs work, what investors should understand about reporting, distributions, asset management, and sponsor responsibilities. The conversation also touches on the relationship-driven nature of the DST space and how investors can evaluate opportunities across different asset classes.
For the latest installment of “Five Questions for…,” the AltsWire editorial team sat down with Brian Mansouri, managing principal at Secure Properties and president of Secure Real Estate Exchange. Throughout his career, Mansouri has originated, underwritten, and closed more than $4 billion of net-lease real estate transactions across a wide range of asset types and market cycles. He brings deep experience working with institutional and private capital partners and structuring transactions to align long-term investment objectives.
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Secure Properties (“Secure” or the “Company”), a national real estate investment firm focused on net lease assets, today announced the launch of Secure Real Estate Exchange, its new Delaware Statutory Trust (DST) platform designed to provide accredited investors with tax-deferred real estate investment solutions. Secure Real Estate Exchange was created to expand the Company’s ability to serve both existing and new investors with a flexible, tax-efficient way to access institutional-quality net lease real estate. The platform offers investors the ability to complete Section 1031 like-kind exchanges, and to invest in property interests that may qualify for 1031 treatment upon disposition.
Secure Properties announced today that it has acquired a 15-property portfolio operated under the Take 5 Oil Change banner through a direct, long-term sale-leaseback with Driven Brands (NASDAQ: DRVN). The portfolio spans high-growth markets across the South and Midwest and represents a meaningful expansion of Secure’s presence in the automotive services category.
Secure Properties has acquired a 12-property dental portfolio in Tampa, Florida for approximately $28 million through a long-term triple-net sale-leaseback with Monticciolo Family Sedation & Dentistry. The transaction expands Secure Properties’ national net lease platform while providing Monticciolo with capital to support ongoing growth.
Secure Properties has acquired a 12-property Burger King portfolio in Georgia and Alabama for approximately $20 million, featuring locations in high-traffic retail corridors under long-term triple-net leases. The fully leased assets add stable, income-generating quick-service restaurant exposure to Secure Properties’ growing national net-lease platform.
