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OFFERING SUMMARY

  • Location: Duluth, GA (Atlanta MSA)
  • Address: 2349 Meadow Church Rd Duluth, GA 30097
  • Price: $9,264,269
  • Cap Rate: 8.00%
  • Building SF: 21,538 Sq Ft
  • Net Operating Income: $741,141
  • Year Built: 2007
  • Lot Size: +/- 2.60 Acres

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INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS:

  • Corporate Guaranty (NYSE: KLC) from the #1 Corporate Operator in the Country
    – KinderCare is the largest private provider of high-quality early childhood education in the US by center capacity with the ability to serve over 200,000 children across its more than 2,400 centers and sites.
    – KinderCare currently operates in over 40 states across the United States.
    – #1 largest childcare brand with $2.66 billion in 2024 reported annual revenue.
  • KinderCare Completed IPO in October 2024
    – KinderCare completed its IPO in October 2024, raising approximately $616M in proceeds and receiving a credit rating upgrade as a result.
    – FY 2024 revenues of $2.66B, a 5.9% increase over the previous year.
  • 6+ Years Remaining with CPI Increases Every 5 Years
    – The KinderCare. corporately guaranteed lease, has over 6 years remaining.
    – The lease features CPI rental increases every 5 years, capped at 10.00% and continuing into the option periods, growing NOI and hedging against inflation.
    – The lease features zero landlord responsibilities, allowing for a passive investment for a new landlord.
  • Over $164,000,000 Spent on Education and Daycare in a 5-Mile Radius
    – A strong focus on education and early childhood development can make a city more attractive to businesses and skilled workers, contributing to overall economic growth.
    – Participants in early childhood programs, including Tulsa’s universal pre-K program, are more likely to enroll in college and potentially experience higher earnings in adulthood.
  • Atlanta MSA – 240,000+ People in 5-Miles
    – Atlanta’s economy is highly diversified, with the metro’s top employers representing a wide variety of sectors.
    – With few natural barriers to limit development, tremendous population growth over the past decade expanded the metro’s borders, and the region now has a population of roughly 6.0 million people. Over the next five years the region is expected to add approximately 316,000 residents.
    – The urban core has been the epicenter of several major construction projects in recent years, with Centennial Yards headlining urban renewal in downtown Atlanta.