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Alpharetta’s Rivermont Square Scores $18.95 Million Payday

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Published on May 30, 2026
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Rivermont Square, a familiar shopping stop on Holcomb Bridge Road in Alpharetta, just changed hands for $18.95 million, according to Octave Holdings & Investments. The neighborhood center at 8514–8560 Holcomb Bridge Road spans roughly 100,000 square feet across about 12 acres and features longtime tenants including Goodwill and a freestanding Starbucks, keeping the Holcomb Bridge retail corridor as busy with investment trades as it is with traffic.

In a press release via National Law Review, Octave said the disposition closed last Friday and noted that it held onto the center's outparcel while negotiating a lease for that pad with a national tenant. The release did not name the buyer.

Property details and tenants

Commercial listings place Rivermont Square at 8514–8560 Holcomb Bridge Road and date its construction to 1985. A marketing profile on Crexi lists about 100,559 square feet on 12.26 acres and highlights anchors such as Goodwill, Thompson Frame and a ground-leased Starbucks.

Where this trade sits historically

The center last traded in 2021 in a deal that industry coverage pegged at roughly $12.4 million, according to REBusinessOnline. After that sale, public records and property profiles listed ORF V Rivermont Square LLC as the owner, tying the asset to Octave's ORF V vehicle per data on Homes.com.

Local impact and what's next

Marketing materials point to heavy drive-by exposure that helps explain investor appetite for the site. Crexi cites traffic counts of approximately 50,600 vehicles per day, a number that makes national retailers pay attention and likely plays into Octave's decision to keep the outparcel while it lines up a tenant.

Octave's own announcements on its press page show the firm actively buying and selling retail properties in Atlanta's suburbs this year. Rivermont Square now looks like one more chess move in that broader strategy, as the company tweaks its portfolio in search of better returns for investors.

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