Attractive Lease Structure: Brand-new 20-year Absolute Net sale-leaseback featuring four (4) additional 5-year renewal options and 2.0% annual rent increases, providing investors with long-term income stability, passive ownership, and consistent NOI growth throughout the lease term.
Enhanced Credit Support: Lease is backed by both a corporate guaranty from 3 other Adora entities and a personal guaranty from the owner/operator, offering multiple layers of credit enhancement.
Affluent Demographics: Located in one of metro Atlanta’s most desirable trade areas, featuring approximately 203,000 residents within a 5-mile radius and an average household income of $208,000, supporting strong demand for quality childcare services.
Growing Childcare Demand: The childcare industry continues to experience strong long-term growth, driven by rising workforce participation, dual-income households, and increased demand for early childhood education. The Southeast is the nation’s fastest-growing childcare region.
Corporate Employment Hub: Alpharetta is known as the “Technology City of the South,” home to approximately 900 technology companies and nearly 85,000 daily workers. Major employers include Fiserv, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, Equifax, Morgan Stanley, EY, Microsoft, McKesson, ADP, LexisNexis, and Verizon, signaling a high-income, dual-earner workforce that directly underpins childcare demand.
Transformational Adjacent Redevelopment: Positioned directly on North Point Parkway within the North Point corridor, where the Alpharetta City Council approved in August 2026 the rezoning of the 99-acre North Point Mall site for a large-scale redevelopment expected to drive substantial daytime population, residential density, and childcare demand immediately surrounding the site.
Dynamic Growth Market: Located in the Atlanta MSA, the nation’s sixth-largest metropolitan area with approximately 6.5 million residents, which added nearly 62,000 people in the year ending July 2025, the third-largest numeric population gain of any U.S. metro.













