If you have shopped at a Lowe's or a Dick's Sporting Goods, the building may belong to a landlord rather than the store. Alpine Income Property Trust is such a landlord, and those two retailers are among its largest tenants. It rents buildings for years at a time to the businesses inside. At the end of September 2026 every one of its properties was occupied. Since 2023 it has also lent money against commercial property. It has no employees: an outside manager, part of a company called CTO, runs it for a fee.
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