Discontinued — last reported Q4 '19
An increase typically reflects recent acquisitions or the capitalization of new lease-related intangible assets, while a decrease indicates ongoing amortization of these assets over their useful lives. A significant decline without new acquisitions may signal that the underlying lease advantages are approaching expiration.
This metric represents the net book value of identifiable intangible assets, such as favorable leasehold interests or te...
Peers in the triple-net lease REIT sector report similar figures under 'Acquired Lease Intangibles' or 'In-Place Lease Value,' which are critical for assessing the quality and duration of the rent stream.
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