Ivanhoé Cambridge is buying a US office portfolio in a joint venture with Callahan Capital Partners.
The property unit of public pension fund Caisse de Dépôt et Placement du Québec and Chicago-based Callahan are buying four assets from Beacon Capital Partners.
The joint venture is investing $225m (€204m) in the Channel Center in Boston, and 17th Street in Denver’s central business district.
Arthur Lloyd, executive vice-president for offices in North America at Ivanhoé Cambridge, said the investor had acquired well-located, high-quality office properties in key US cities.
The companies are also under contract to buy 180 North LaSalle Street in Chicago’s central business district, as well as the remaining 51% interest in 330 Hudson Street in New York’s Manhattan district.
The latter will give the joint venture full ownership of the property 12 months after buying a 49% stake in the asset.
