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NNN Properties For Sale in Illinois (2026): Listings by Tenant, City and Cap Rate

330 NNN properties are observed for sale in Illinois across 151 tenants and 177 cities as of November 6, 2026, at a median asking cap rate of 6.91%, 56 basis points above the national median of 6.35%. Investment Grade Research tracks each one across publicly marketed offerings and broker materials, checks rated tenants against the investment grade threshold, and publishes the observations here: which tenants and cities carry the inventory, what it is asking, how Illinois prices against the national market, and how an acquisition or 1031 exchange buyer should work through it.

Updated November 9, 2026, by Investment Grade Research

330NNN listings observed for sale in Illinoisas of November 6, 2026
6.91%median asking cap ratenational median 6.35%
$2.61Mmedian asking price
151tenants across 177 cities

Illinois against the national market

The bar is the middle half of asking cap rates. The dot is the median.

6%7%8%
Illinois330 listings
6.91%
United States7,398 listings
6.35%
Both rows use the same listing rules. A state median reflects both location and which tenants are on the market.

Every Illinois listing, by asking cap rate

Illinois median 6.91%U.S. median 6.35%
4%5%6%7%8%9%10%11%+

317 Illinois listings at or above your floor

Listings observed across publicly marketed offerings and broker materials, last observed November 9, 2026. Each dot is one listing with an asking cap rate. Asking cap rates are not closed-sale cap rates. Listings asking 11% or more are stacked in the last column.

Where in Illinois the inventory sits

328 of 330 listings are placed in a county from a mapped location. The rest are not shown on the map.

Listings1 to 45 to 1213 to 3031 or more

Counties with the most listings

Listings, median asking cap rate

  1. Cook County101 6.75%
  2. Lake County24 6.55%
  3. DuPage County21 6.85%
  4. Will County20 6.50%
  5. Peoria County12 6.50%
  6. Sangamon County12 7.18%
  7. Kane County9 6.76%
  8. Macon County9 7.50%
  9. Madison County9 6.97%
  10. Tazewell County9 6.33%

Tenants

Listings, median asking cap rate

  1. Dollar General25 7.44%
  2. Walgreens25 8.00%
  3. 7-Eleven13 5.50%
  4. Dutch Bros11 5.58%
  5. Rainstorm Express Car Wash9 6.15%
  6. 7 Brew8 6.00%
  7. KFC8 7.05%
  8. Advance Auto Parts6 7.95%
  9. Family Dollar6 8.82%
  10. KinderCare6 7.50%

Cities

Listings, median asking cap rate

  1. Chicago35 6.75%
  2. Springfield11 6.25%
  3. Peoria9 6.15%
  4. Champaign6 6.70%
  5. Homewood6 7.38%
  6. Rockford6 7.00%
  7. Decatur5 6.75%
  8. East Peoria5 6.50%
  9. Danville4 8.24%
  10. Forsyth4 7.63%

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States bordering Illinois

Asking cap rates in Illinois run from 3.77% to 13.58%, with the middle half of listings between 6.00% and 7.75%. Median asking price $2.61M (median $414 per SF). Average remaining lease term 8.2 years among 113 listings that state a term. 32 listings report a 2026 build year. 151 listings were first observed and 119 dropped off active tracking in the last 90 days. Figures update automatically across publicly marketed offerings and broker materials.

Key findings, as of November 6, 2026

  • 330 NNN listings are observed in Illinois, the 5th largest inventory of the 51 states with listings.
  • The median asking cap rate of 6.91% is 56 basis points above the national median. That is the 11th highest median asking cap rate among the 51 states with observed listings.
  • Comparing the same tenants, Illinois listings ask 51 basis points wider than those tenants elsewhere (25 tenants, 161 Illinois listings), so part of the gap above reflects location and part reflects which tenants are on the market.
  • The median Illinois listing was first observed 102 days ago (tracking began July 25, 2026, so listings marketed before then may have been on the market longer); 151 were first observed and 119 dropped off active tracking in the last 90 days.

NNN Properties For Sale in States Bordering Illinois

NNN Properties For Sale in Illinois: Latest Listings

Up to twenty-four single-tenant net lease properties in Illinois with published pricing, the newest from each tenant first so the table reflects the whole Illinois market rather than one or two active tenants. Below the table, the full listing browser carries every observed Illinois listing with tenant, city, cap rate, price and term filters. Open any listing and register for full property data, including the address, location map and an IG summary with due diligence questions.

TenantCityAsking PriceCap RateNOITerm LeftBuiltLease
Dollar GeneralColchester$1,000,0007.73%$77,301n/a2011Not statedGet full property data
7-ElevenWoodridge$3,585,0005.50%$197,155n/a2020Not statedGet full property data
McDonald'sChannahon$3,000,0003.77%$113,135n/an/aNot statedGet full property data
WalgreensChicago$6,387,0007.75%$495,000n/a2005Not statedGet full property data
BPMorrison$1,650,00012.87%$212,400n/a1984Not statedGet full property data
Phillips 66Sterling$1,900,00013.58%$258,000n/a1978Not statedGet full property data
Action Behavior CentersAlsip$2,999,0008.35%$250,400n/a1985Not statedGet full property data
Applebee'sCollinsville$1,700,00013.10%$222,787n/a1997Not statedGet full property data
PNC BankOak Park$3,585,0006.75%$242,000n/a2025Not statedGet full property data
Outback SteakhouseNaperville$4,298,0006.25%$268,641n/a1994Not statedGet full property data
PopeyesZion$2,519,6856.35%$160,000n/a2022Not statedGet full property data
QuikTripGranite City$1,900,0006.75%$128,326n/a1994Not statedGet full property data
StarbucksDes Plaines$1,699,0006.30%$107,018n/a2008Not statedGet full property data
KFCUrbana$2,000,0007.50%$150,000n/a1990Not statedGet full property data
Burger KingChicago$1,406,0006.00%$84,360n/a2017Not statedGet full property data
Dutch BrosAlgonquin$2,782,0005.50%$153,000n/a2026Not statedGet full property data
Caribou CoffeeRockford$1,920,0006.25%$120,000n/a2026Not statedGet full property data
REIHoffman Estates$4,286,0659.15%$392,175n/a2016Not statedGet full property data
7 BrewDixon$1,238,5325.45%$67,500n/a2026Not statedGet full property data
Mattress WarehouseChicago$1,728,0007.35%$127,025n/a1986Not statedGet full property data
La FitnessRound Lake Beach$10,115,0007.75%$783,895n/a1995Not statedGet full property data
Take 5 Oil ChangeMount Prospect$1,415,0007.00%$99,000n/a2021Not statedGet full property data
Fresenius Medical CareEast Peoria$3,052,0006.15%$187,727n/a1998Not statedGet full property data
The Neighborhood ClinicNormal$5,800,0007.45%$432,000n/a2026Not statedGet full property data

Showing 24 of 330 observed Illinois listings: the newest from each tenant first, then each tenant’s next newest. Listings without a published asking price and cap rate are not shown here.

Market observations aggregated from publicly marketed offerings and broker materials; not offerings by Investment Grade Income Property, LP. Asking price, cap rate and NOI as published by the offering party. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Verify all figures before relying on them.

Illinois NNN Properties by Tenant

Listing count, median asking cap rate and cap range by tenant. Tenants with a linked page have a full credit rating, cap rate and inventory profile; the rest are tracked here at the state level until they earn a page of their own.

TenantListingsMedian CapCap RangeMedian Price
Dollar General257.44%6.10% to 10.49%$1.15MDollar General NNN for sale
Walgreens258.00%6.00% to 10.00%$4.00MWalgreens NNN for sale
7-Eleven135.50%5.00% to 8.00%$3.82M7-Eleven NNN for sale
Dutch Bros115.58%5.25% to 5.85%$3.09MDutch Bros NNN for sale
Rainstorm Express Car Wash96.15%5.65% to 6.15%$3.89M
7 Brew86.00%5.45% to 6.45%$1.77M
KFC87.05%5.00% to 7.75%$1.69M
Advance Auto Parts67.95%6.75% to 8.25%$1.52MAdvance Auto Parts NNN for sale
Family Dollar68.82%6.88% to 10.00%$1.01MFamily Dollar NNN for sale
KinderCare67.50%6.55% to 7.52%$2.34M
Aqua Express Car Wash56.15%5.90% to 6.15%$3.34M
CVS57.00%5.99% to 7.80%$4.99MCVS NNN for sale
Dollar Tree58.00%7.75% to 10.00%$1.38MDollar Tree NNN for sale
Starbucks56.00%5.00% to 7.00%$2.43MStarbucks NNN for sale
Fifth Third Bank45.88%5.00% to 6.33%$3.84MFifth Third Bank NNN for sale
Panera Bread46.03%6.00% to 6.15%$2.85M
Taco Bell45.85%4.35% to 6.10%$1.86MTaco Bell NNN for sale
Wendy's46.25%5.25% to 7.70%$2.53MWendy's NNN for sale
Arby's36.50%6.25% to 6.50%$1.58MArby's NNN for sale
Chipotle35.35%5.30% to 5.60%$2.83MChipotle NNN for sale
DaVita36.75%6.40% to 7.50%$2.12MDaVita NNN for sale
Heartland Dental37.00%5.50% to 7.25%$1.89MHeartland Dental NNN for sale
LA Fitness37.75%7.25% to 8.00%$13.02M
O'Reilly Auto Parts36.00%5.80% to 6.50%$2.11MO'Reilly Auto Parts NNN for sale
Raising Cane's35.00%5.00%$3.10M
Sonic Drive-In36.50%6.50%$1.87MSonic Drive-In NNN for sale
Sparkle Express Car Wash36.38%6.25% to 6.50%$3.38M
Take 5 Oil Change36.70%6.35% to 7.00%$1.42M
Action Behavior Centers28.29%8.23% to 8.35%$3.07M
Advocate Health & Hospitals26.61%6.05% to 7.16%$1.98M
Applebee's210.01%6.91% to 13.10%$1.71MApplebee's NNN for sale
Ashley Homestore27.38%7.00% to 7.75%$6.61M
ATI Physical Therapy27.88%7.50% to 8.25%$1.41MATI Physical Therapy NNN for sale
AutoZone25.80%5.75% to 5.85%$1.52MAutoZone NNN for sale
BMO Bank26.50%5.75% to 7.25%$3.86MBMO Bank NNN for sale
Burger King26.94%6.00% to 7.88%$1.92MBurger King NNN for sale
Caliber Collision26.64%5.95% to 7.33%$2.56M
Circle K26.38%6.00% to 6.75%$2.98MCircle K NNN for sale
Endeavor Health26.77%6.53% to 7.00%$2.21M
Harbor Freight Tools27.38%7.25% to 7.50%$1.78MHarbor Freight Tools NNN for sale

Tenants with the most Illinois listings observed (top 40 of 151). Tenants with a linked page have a full credit and inventory profile; 186 of the 330 listings belong to tenants with a profile page.

Illinois NNN Properties by Category

Counts cover all observed listings from tenants with a profile page; the category pages aggregate the same tenants nationally.

Illinois NNN Properties by City

The cities with the most observed Illinois listings are Chicago (35), Springfield (11) and Peoria (9). Tap any city in the table to filter the full listing browser to that city.

CityListingsMedian CapAvg Asking Price
Chicago356.75%$3.53M
Springfield116.25%$3.81M
Peoria96.15%$3.09M
Champaign66.70%$3.13M
Homewood67.38%$3.58M
Rockford67.00%$2.46M
Decatur56.75%$3.95M
East Peoria56.50%$2.71M
Danville48.24%$2.17M
Forsyth47.63%$1.85M
Mokena46.63%$4.40M
Mount Prospect46.00%$3.47M
Naperville47.00%$2.79M
Round Lake Beach47.81%$4.52M
Vernon Hills46.13%$13.18M
Bloomington36.15%$2.86M
Bolingbrook37.50%$4.65M
Effingham36.15%$3.56M
Granite City36.75%$2.37M
Gurnee37.00%$4.07M

Cities with the most Illinois listings observed (top 20 of 177). Tap a city to filter the full listing browser.

Illinois NNN Properties by County

County pages break out observed listings, tenants, towns and asking cap rates for a single county, with each listing placed in its county from its mapped location. Figures update automatically.

CountyListingsTownsMedian asking cap rateVersus Illinois
Cook County NNN properties101456.75%16 basis points below
Lake County NNN properties24136.55%36 basis points below
DuPage County NNN properties21146.85%6 basis points below

How Illinois Prices Against the National NNN Market

The Illinois median asking cap rate of 6.91% sits 56 bps above the national median of 6.35%. A state median reflects both location and which tenants happen to be on the market, so the state median alone is not a like-for-like price comparison. Compare any listing with its tenant’s national cap rate bands on the tenant page before reading the state spread as a discount or a premium; the investment grade guide explains how tenant credit sets the floor under those bands.

Illinois Taxes and the 1031 Exchange Buyer

General information, not tax or legal advice. Rates and rules change, so confirm each item below with your CPA, tax attorney and qualified intermediary before you rely on it. Statutes were read as of October 25, 2026.

  • Income tax. Illinois taxes individuals, trusts and estates at a flat 4.95 percent of net income for tax years beginning on or after July 1, 2017 (35 ILCS 5/201(b)(5.4)). Illinois base income for individuals starts from federal adjusted gross income (35 ILCS 5/203(a)(1) and (e)(1)), and Section 203 lists no addition modification for gain deferred under Internal Revenue Code Section 1031, including when the replacement property is outside Illinois. Ask your CPA how any gain recognized later would be sourced.
  • Transfer taxes. The state real estate transfer tax is 50 cents for each $500 of value or fraction of $500 stated in the transfer declaration (35 ILCS 200/31-10). A county board may impose a county real estate transfer tax at 25 cents for each $500 of value or fraction thereof (55 ILCS 5/5-1031). Chicago imposes a real property transfer tax under Chapter 3-33 of the Chicago Municipal Code at $3.75 per $500 of transfer price (the City portion) plus a $1.50 per $500 supplemental CTA portion, $5.25 per $500 in total; per the City of Chicago Department of Finance, the buyer generally pays $3.75 and the seller $1.50. A Chicago closing therefore carries more transfer tax than one subject only to the state and county taxes.
  • Property tax. The Cook County Assessor lists a 25 percent level of assessment for its commercial and industrial classes, with separate levels for incentive classes (class definitions revised December 16, 2024). Illinois law requires counties of 3,000,000 or more inhabitants to reassess each assessment district every three years (35 ILCS 200/9-220(b)). Outside Cook County, the statutory level of assessment is 33 1/3 percent of fair cash value (35 ILCS 200/9-145), with farmland and some other property assessed under separate rules (for farmland, 35 ILCS 200/10-110 through 10-140); the Illinois Department of Revenue notes that Cook County uses a different, class-based system. Who pays the tax depends on the lease, so confirm it in the lease; a reassessment still affects what a replacement tenant could afford in rent, which belongs in the underwriting of any Chicago-area net lease.
  • Exchange timing. Replacement property must be identified within 45 days after the sale of the relinquished property and received by the earlier of 180 days after that sale or the due date, including extensions, of your tax return for that year (Internal Revenue Code Section 1031(a)(3); Treasury Regulation 1.1031(k)-1(b)(2)). Ask your qualified intermediary to confirm your exact dates, and use the full listing browser above to filter Illinois inventory by tenant and city, or each tenant page for national inventory on the same credit.

How These Figures Are Calculated

Figures cover single-tenant net lease properties observed for sale in Illinois across publicly marketed offerings and broker materials, and refresh automatically with each Investment Grade Research update. A listing counts while it is actively marketed; listings marked under contract, pending, on hold or closed are excluded, as are listings priced under $150,000. Medians use published asking prices and published cap rates; listings without a published cap rate are left out of cap rate figures. These figures describe what sellers are asking, not closed sale prices, and an auction listing may show its starting bid as the asking price. The same-tenant comparison takes each tenant’s median asking cap rate in Illinois and compares it with that tenant’s median in other states, for tenants with at least three Illinois listings and five listings elsewhere, weighted by Illinois listing count. Days on market are measured from the date a listing was first observed.

Frequently Asked Questions: NNN Properties For Sale in Illinois

How many NNN properties are for sale in Illinois right now?

As of November 6, 2026, 330 single-tenant net lease properties are observed for sale in Illinois across 151 tenants and 177 cities. The count updates automatically as listings are added and withdrawn.

What cap rates are Illinois NNN properties asking?

The median asking cap rate across observed Illinois listings is 6.91%, with the middle half of listings between 6.00% and 7.75%. That median is 56 bps above the national median of 6.35%. Cap rates vary by tenant, guarantee, remaining term and location; confirm the lease before relying on any single figure.

Which tenants have the most NNN listings in Illinois?

The tenants with the most observed Illinois listings right now are Dollar General (25), Walgreens (25) and 7-Eleven (13). The tenant table above lists the top 40.

Which Illinois cities have the most NNN properties for sale?

The cities with the most observed listings are Chicago (35), Springfield (11) and Peoria (9). The city table above lists the top 20 and filters the full listing browser.

Are these listings offered by Investment Grade?

No. These are market observations aggregated from publicly marketed offerings and broker materials, not offerings by Investment Grade Income Property, LP. Registering for full property data connects you with our team for buyer representation and due diligence; the listing broker remains the listing broker.

NNN Properties For Sale in Other States

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Regions follow the U.S. Census Bureau census regions. Listing counts update automatically from Investment Grade Research market observations.

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Buying With 1031 Exchange Proceeds?

Compare this inventory with all 7,398 NNN properties observed for sale nationally on the 1031 exchange properties page, sorted by price band, tenant credit, remaining lease term and state. Then check your 1031 exchange deadlines: 45 days to identify replacement property and 180 days to close, or your tax return due date (including extensions) if that comes first (IRC 1031(a)(3); Treas. Reg. 1.1031(k)-1(b)(2)). General information, not tax or legal advice.