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Grocery-Anchored Commercial Properties

Stable places where people live, shop and eat

​First National Realty Partners​ offers accredited investors unique opportunities to invest in grocery-anchored commercial real estate.

• These are properties that have a supermarket or grocery store as their primary tenant.

• Grocery stores serve as the main draw (or "anchor") for shoppers, attracting consistent foot traffic to the property.

• Grocery-anchored tenants are generally considered more stable and lower-risk investments within the retail real estate sector because grocery stores tend to perform well ​even when times are bad​ (after all, groceries are a basic necessity).

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• The Dow dropped 0.47%, S&P 500 fell 0.60%, and Nasdaq slid 0.64%.

• Weekly jobless claims dropped to 217,000, the lowest level since May and below the expected 223,000.

House China committee grilled Amazon over its "dangerous" TikTok shopping partnership ahead of the app's potential ban.

Tesla shares tumbled 5.7% after Reuters reported Trump plans to eliminate EV tax credits.

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• Disney reported Q4 revenue up 6% as shares advanced 2%.

• Applied Materials beat Q4 estimates and shares climbed 3%.

• JD.com posted a 30% jump in Q3 adjusted earnings; shares rose 4%.

• Advance Auto Parts missed Q3 estimates with revenue falling 21% and cut full-year guidance by 19.6% while shares plunged 13.2%.

• Oklo scheduled its first earnings call as a public company for Q3 results; shares fell 6.98%.

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• The FTC readied an investigation into Microsoft's cloud business over anti-competitive practices.

• The EU fined Meta $840 million for unfairly linking Facebook Marketplace to its social network.

• Ford agreed to pay a $165 million fine for the slow recall of faulty rearview cameras.

• Volkswagen and Rivian finalized their $5.8 billion software joint venture, with $1 billion already delivered.

• Boeing started issuing layoff notices to cut 17,000 jobs, 10% of its global workforce.

• AMD laid off 1,000 workers, 4% of staff, to focus on AI and data centers.

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