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The acquisition adds 102 properties with long-term net leases to FCPT’s portfolio, increasing scale, diversification, and rent visibility. A sizable, stable tenant base (MPH) reduces eviction risk and may enhance NAV/FFO stability; historically, strategic portfolio expansions have supported multiple expansion and earnings trajectory when acquisitions are accretive to cash flow.
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Shore Capital Real Estate Partners Fund I sold 102 Mission Pet Health properties to Four Corners Property Trust for about $268 million, with MPH remaining as long-term tenant under net leases. The deal marks Shore's inaugural fund realization and extends FCPT's net-lease portfolio into veterinary facilities, potentially improving diversification and rent stability. The closing occurred on July 16, 2026, and Fund II will broaden Shore's platform beyond veterinary real estate.
Shore sells 102 MPH veterinary properties to FCPT for ~$268M; MPH remains tenant.
This marks Shore's Fund I realization; Fund II broadens real estate mandate across healthcare, F&B, and more.
Deal closed July 16, 2026, showcasing an integrated real estate strategy and capital deployment.
FCPT expands its net-lease portfolio with mission-critical veterinary facilities, diversifying tenant mix.
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