Walgreens financing is one of Ocean Pacific Capital's specialties. Ocean Pacific Capital has specialized in financing Walgreens, and other single tenant, NNN lease retail properties and drugstore/pharmacy anchored retail centers since 1977.
Our direct access to the most aggressive lending sources in the nation, combined with our years of experience in the commercial finance business has resulted in a streamlined process that allows our clients to obtain the most competetive Walgreens financing rates with the most efficient closing time frames.
Whether you are seeking Walgreens financing for purchases, construction or refinancing, we can help. Non-recourse financing is available. For more information on our Walgreens financing programs please email us or call us at 800-595-1474 today.
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Daily Oil & Gas and Wall Street Journal News
9/16/19
Oil posted its biggest ever intraday jump to more than $71 a barrel after a strike on a Saudi Arabian oil facility removed about five percent of global supplies.
India is considering a plan to sell the nation's second-largest state refiner and fuel retailer to a global oil company as it explores options to give up its controlling stake in Bharat Petroleum Corp.
Offshore drilling executives are trying to win back investors who have fled their stocks over the past year.
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Commercial News
9/16/19
WSJ.com: US Business
OxyContin Maker Purdue Pharma Files for Bankruptcy Purdue Pharma filed for bankruptcy protection with a partial deal aimed at resolving thousands of lawsuits filed by states and local municipalities accusing it of fueling the opioid crisis.
As Gucci Tripped on Social Media, Sales Fell The fashion brand soared as it forged connections with hip-hop artists and streetwear influencers on Instagram and other platforms, but the momentum reversed when Gucci brought out a sweater likened to blackface.
U.S. Insulated From Possible Supply Shock After Saudi Attack As the world faces the possibility of an oil supply shock after an attack on Saudi Arabia, the U.S. finds itself in the rare position of being able to help stabilize world markets.
Saudi Oil Attack Is Unlikely to Dent U.S. Economy The strikes on Saudi oil facilities likely would have a limited direct effect on the U.S. economy, but could result in higher gas prices, potentially exerting an additional drag on slowing global growth, economists say.
