An existing building
Start with a property that may be adapted to the school's approved specifications. Haven evaluates the site, acquisition and improvement scope together.
A real estate path for franchise growth
Haven can fund up to 100% of eligible land, acquisition and construction costs for a qualified project, then deliver the completed school under a long-term lease. Keep more capital available for staffing, enrollment and operations.

The opportunity
The right structure depends on the operator, site and timing. We evaluate real estate options against the project budget and proposed lease so the next step is clear.
Start with a property that may be adapted to the school's approved specifications. Haven evaluates the site, acquisition and improvement scope together.
When an existing property will not meet the need, Haven can evaluate a site and coordinate a purpose-built school from acquisition through delivery.
For an owner with real estate already in place, a sale-leaseback may release capital invested in the property while operations continue under a long-term lease.
Designed around the school
Site selection and project planning should account for the spaces an early education operator needs to serve families every day.


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What helps us assess fit
How it works
Start with the operator and candidate property. We will screen the fit and outline the information needed to structure a real estate solution.
Tell us about the operator, target market, existing or prospective site, and timing.
We review the operator, property, project costs and lease economics, then identify what is needed to move forward.
For a qualified project, Haven can acquire or develop the property, manage the real estate work and lease the completed facility to the operator.
Let's talk
We will give you an initial fit assessment and identify what we need to evaluate the project.