Dollar General · Ohio
Dollar General for Sale in Ohio
High-volume discount retailer with new-construction NNN stores and durable rural demand. Browse Dollar General net lease (NNN) properties for sale in Ohio and connect directly with the seller.
- Active listings
- 9
- Avg cap rate
- 7.39%
- Sector
- Discount Retail
9 PropertiesShowing all available properties
Dollar General
$88,500
5.7 years
Dollar General
$147,974
15 years
Dollar General
$102,024
8.2 years
Dollar General
$98,988
8.9 years
Dollar General
$129,951
14.9 years
Dollar General
$202,290
4.9 years
Dollar General
$202,290
5 years
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Share your buying criteriaAbout Dollar General net lease investments
Dollar General operates more than 19,000 small-format discount stores, concentrated in rural and suburban markets that larger retailers underserve. Its aggressive new-store growth means a steady supply of brand-new 15-year NNN leases, making Dollar General one of the most active and accessible segments of the single-tenant net-lease market.
Typical term: 15-year primary term is standard, usually with multiple 5-year renewal options. Dollar General Corporation is an investment-grade, publicly traded retailer (NYSE: DG) with a recession-resilient business model.
Frequently asked questions
- How many Dollar General properties are for sale in Ohio?
- There are currently 9 Dollar General net lease properties for sale in Ohio on Top Net Lease.
- What lease structure do Dollar General properties use?
- Typically double net (NN) or triple net (NNN). Many newer stores carry landlord responsibility for roof and structure, so confirm the lease type on each listing.
- Are Dollar General net lease properties in Ohio good for a 1031 exchange?
- Dollar General net lease assets are frequently used as 1031 exchange replacement properties in Ohio because they offer 15-year primary term is standard, usually with multiple 5-year renewal options. and largely passive ownership.