
01 · CAP-RATE INTELLIGENCE
Starbucks Cap-Rate Study
A banner-wide look at pricing behavior, regional spreads, and the relationship between net-lease trades and the 10-year Treasury.
2,509 locations · 247 verified comps · 500-mile radiusSIGNAL SERVICES · OKLAHOMA CITY
Built with Signal Intelligence. Prepared, reviewed, and delivered by Aaron Diehl.
The software assembles the evidence.
→I interrogate the result.
→You get a document you can defend.
SELECTED WORK · REAL QUESTIONS, FINISHED REPORTS
Every engagement begins with a decision, not a template. These are the kinds of documents that arrive at the end.

01 · CAP-RATE INTELLIGENCE
A banner-wide look at pricing behavior, regional spreads, and the relationship between net-lease trades and the 10-year Treasury.
2,509 locations · 247 verified comps · 500-mile radius
02 · FEASIBILITY + MARKET
A data-backed demand case for the brands and development patterns that fit one of Oklahoma City’s most important growth corridors.
Demand · competitive supply · ranked sites
03 · OWNERSHIP + PORTFOLIO
A parcel-by-parcel reconstruction of ownership, debt, operating context, and the decisions facing a multi-property family portfolio.
7 properties · chain of title · portfolio strategyClient-specific details are withheld or anonymized where required. The structure, sourcing discipline, and visual standard are the point.
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WHAT ARRIVES
A finished PDF. Length follows the question—not a page quota.
Figures you can trace. Material claims point back to the source.
The soft spots, printed. Method, limits, and assumptions appear in the report.
A walkthrough with me. Included. You get to argue with it.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE PLATFORM
Signal Intelligence does the heavy lifting—public records, ownership, parcels, comps, demand, and patterns. I frame the question, examine the evidence, write the conclusion, and put my name on the work.
“Nobody calls with a data question. They call with a decision.”Read the long version →

HERE’S THE BLOG
The reports answer one decision. The writing shows how I read the market.
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Read the essay →CRE AI EXPLAINER · 10 MINA working broker’s plain-English answer to a question that is often answered badly.
Read the explainer →VISUAL EXPLAINER · 8 MINHow changes in a market ripple outward—and why overlapping signals matter.
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