Best Buy Tenant Overview
Updated: November 14, 2022
Pros
- Corporate backed tenant
- Specialty retailer
Cons
- Non-essential retail
- Some double net lease terms
Earnings Highlights
Earning report
- Enterprise Comparable Sales Increased 20%
- Domestic online revenue of $3.49 billion decreased 28.1% (Last year Domestic Comparable Online Sales increased 242%)
- GAAP Diluted EPS Increased 76% to $2.90
Tenant Description
Best Buy is an American multinational consumer electronics retailer that is headquartered in Richfield, Minnesota. The first Best Buy was started by Richard M. Schulze and James Wheeler in 1966, and it was named Sound of Music. Since it's inception, Best Buy has obviously grown tremendously and turned itself into a household name in American culture. Best Buy is one of the United States largest companies in terms of revenue, as it is listed in America's Fortune 500 largest companies. It is publicly listed on the New York Stock Exchange and trades under the ticker $BBY. Today, Best Buy has 997 retail locations and employs around 125,000 people. It reported revenue of $42.88 Billion in 2019 with operating income of $1.90 Billion and a net income of $1.46 Billion. Another unique trait about Best Buy is that it is the largest specialty retailer in the United States consumer electronics industry.
Average Cap Rate
5.50%
12 mo avg with 10+ yr lease term
Average Property & Lease
Average Sale Price |
$10,645,000 |
NOI |
$550,000 |
$/Square Foot |
$225 |
Building SF |
40,000 |
Lot Size |
3.5-7.0 Acres |
Lease Term |
15 Years |
Escalations |
Varies |
Stock Symbol |
BBY |
Average Cap Rate Trend
Rates reflect last 12 mos, short and long-term
Recent Sales Comps
Miami, FL |
4.77% |
Yorba Linda, CA |
5.76% |
Kohler, WI |
6.58% |
Lafayette, LA |
7.00% |
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