Burger King NNN Properties For Sale | 5.25–6.75% Cap Rate | The ESS Group
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Burger King NNN Properties

Absolute NNN · Ba2 / BB credit · 5.256.75% cap rate · $1.5M$3.2M

Cap Rate: 5.25–6.75%
Price Range: $1.5M–$3.2M
Lease Term: 15–20 years
Lease Type: Absolute NNN
Credit: Sub-IG

Why Investors Buy Burger King NNN Properties

Burger King is the world's second-largest QSR burger chain, with 7,000+ US locations and global brand recognition. Owned by Restaurant Brands International (NYSE: QSR) — the same parent as Tim Hortons and Popeyes — Burger King NNN properties trade at wider cap rates than McDonald's due to the predominantly franchisee-operated model and slightly lower credit profile. Corporate or strong franchisee-guaranteed Burger King NNN assets represent solid value for investors seeking QSR exposure above 5.5% cap rates.

Cap Rate Range
5.25–6.75%
5.25–6.75% (2025)
Typical NOI
$80,000–$200,000/yr
annual net income
Typical Price
$1.5M–$3.2M
$450–$850/SF/SF
US Locations
7,000+ US locations
Est. 1953

Lease Structure

Lease TypeAbsolute NNN
GuaranteeFranchisee or Corporate (varies by deal)
Typical Term15–20 years
Rent Bumps10% every 5 years
Estimated NOI$80,000–$200,000/yr
Price Per SF$450–$850/SF
Building Size2,500–4,000 SF

Brand Financials

Annual Revenue$5B+ system-wide
Market Cap$25B+ (parent RBI)
US Locations7,000+ US locations
Founded1953
HeadquarteredMiami, FL
Credit RatingBa2 / BB (Moody's / S&P)
Investment Grade✗ Sub-Investment Grade

Why Investors Choose Burger King

  • Global brand recognition — second-largest burger QSR in the world
  • Owned by RBI (NYSE: QSR) — institutional parent company backing
  • Absolute NNN lease structure on most single-tenant deals
  • Strong resale market — well-known brand with consistent buyer demand
  • 10% rent bumps every 5 years — inflation-protective income growth
  • Higher cap rates than McDonald's — better initial yield for similar QSR exposure

Key Risks to Underwrite

  • Predominantly franchisee-operated — guarantee strength depends on franchisee's financial position
  • Wider cap rates than McDonald's reflect perceived brand positioning gap
  • Brand repositioning and renovation requirements can affect lease economics at renewal

Ideal Investor Profile

  • QSR-focused investors seeking higher yields than McDonald's or Starbucks
  • 1031 exchange buyers wanting proven fast food brand above 5.5% cap rates
  • Portfolio investors balancing Tier 1 and Tier 2 QSR credit across multiple assets

Is Burger King Right for Your 1031 Exchange?

Burger King NNN properties are a popular 1031 exchange destination for investors who want to eliminate active management while preserving their equity in a nationally recognized corporate-guaranteed asset. With typical prices of $1.5M$3.2M, these properties fit a wide range of exchange equity positions. The Absolute NNN structure means your 1031 replacement property comes with zero landlord obligations — ideal for investors who have sold multifamily, commercial, or other management-intensive assets and want truly passive income.

Exchange Price Range
$1.5M–$3.2M
Annual NOI
$80,000–$200,000/yr
Lease Type
Absolute NNN

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