Global Net Lease sells $74 million of assets since Q1 2026, occupied sales cap rate 7.2%

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Global Net Lease closed USD 74 million of asset sales since Q1 2026, including USD 66 million of occupied properties at a 7.2% cash cap rate.
Office accounted for USD 61 million, or 93%, of occupied dispositions; USD 8 million of vacant assets sold to remove negative NOI drag.
Year-to-date dispositions reached about USD 145 million, achieving a 7.5% cash cap rate on occupied sales.
An office asset in the Netherlands is under contract for about USD 18 million, with closing tied to the tenant lease expiring in December 2026.
Under contract to buy a USD 14 million single-tenant industrial property at an 8.2% cash cap rate; Modiv Industrial acquisition of USD 535 million targets Q3 2026 close.

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