Aldi NNN Properties for Sale
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Aldi Süd and Aldi Nord logos | |
| Type | Private |
|---|---|
| Industry | Retail |
| Founded | 10 July 1946 (split in two parts in 1960, renamed to Aldi Nord and Aldi Süd in 1962)[1] |
| Founders | Karl and Theo Albrecht |
| Headquarters | Essen, Germany (Aldi Nord) Mülheim, Germany (Aldi Süd) |
Number of locations | 11,235 |
Area served | International |
| Products | |
| Revenue |  US$121.1 billion (2021)[2] |
| Subsidiaries | Trader Joe’s (Aldi Nord) |
| Website | aldi |
Aldi Properties – A Benchmark Chain of Supermarkets in US for Modern Shoppers
Aldi is a rapidly growing menace for most of the American grocery retailers owing to its exemplifying properties of supermarkets in US. With all its hard work, it is emerging as a key force that is changing the landscape of retailing within the country. Aiming at redefining the regulations of engaging shoppers, it is eating away the shares of various venerable American retailers.
Being a private-sector company, Aldi property finds its extensive presence on all the major commercial thoroughfares of the country. The company is continuously expanding its branches every year. In fact, it estimates to open up its 2000+stores at 650+ locations across US by the end of 2018. By doing so, the company will increase its count of stores by fifty percent thereby becoming the biggest discounted supermarket in the country.
Current status
At present, Aldi properties operates nearly 9,000 discount supermarkets across 18 countries, including 1600 stores in 34 US states, estimating an overall turnover of 50 billion Euros. The company is reaching to the greatest heights of success under the visionary guidance of its founder Theo and Karl Albrecht. Initially, the company started its operations with the support of both its co-founders.
However, with the legal and financial separation of the company into two groups namely, Aldi Sud and Aldi Nord, Karl Albrecht holds the complete ownership of the former while Theo Albrecht along with Berthold is the owner of Aldi Nord. According to the Forbes, Karl owns a personal wealth of $25.4 billion at present that makes him the richest person of Germany.
On the other hand, Theo Albrecht shares an estimated fortune of $17.8 billion making him the second richest person in Germany. While considering the growth in the market share of Aldi from 1995 till 2015, the Guardian and BBC observes a tremendous increase in its rates. According to them, Aldi owns 5.6% of shares in the UK market with increased sales of 16.5%.
Having its firm base in Germany, the company finds its distinctive presence in US and Australia too with over 24,000 employees at its support.
How it originated?
Aldi holds a great experience of over 40 years in operating supermarket chains in both corporate stores and franchise lease. The foundation for the very first Aldi store took place in the year 1961. Headquartered a Batavia, Illinois in US, the two groups of company are gaining international recognition.
Aldi Nord has its successful operation in the northern region of Germany including top-notch locations like France, Denmark, Poland and more. Likewise, the Aldi Sud owns its winning functionality in locations like the UK, Ireland, Austria, Switzerland, Hungary and Slovenia. Founded with a belief of providing the best opportunities for people to purchase everyday groceries, the company delivers premium quality products at lowest prices.
How it works?
Having such expanded presence worldwide; Aldi is still in search of investment property in US to create innovative retail spaces for the shoppers. It opens great real estate opportunities for people to establish their freestanding stores on lease. The company offers long-term investments for the people who want to lease their properties ensuring no responsibility of its management for a period of 15 to 20 years.
In addition, according to their terms of lease, they require a building size ranging from 17000 sq. ft. to 25000 sq. ft. whose rent will tend to increase by 5 percent after every five years.
Aldi NNN Lease:
Net Lease Aldi/ Aldi Ground Lease property typically have lease terms of 15-20 Years, and these grocery stores are located in high traffic areas. Aldi for 1031 Exchange and Net Lease Aldi properties are ideal for investors because of the long term leases and good locations.