Home Industry Finance Investcorp Buys $250m Worth Of U.S. Real Estate Assets The Bahrain company bought high-end offices and retail space in greater Chicago, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and New York. by Reuters November 5, 2013 Bahrain-based Investcorp said on Tuesday that it has acquired a group of offices and retail properties in the United States for $250 million. The investment firm’s U.S.-based real estate arm bought high-end offices and retail space in greater Chicago, Los Angeles, Minneapolis and New York, the company said in a statement. The properties are a total of more than 1.6 million square feet and have a combined occupancy rate of about 92 per cent, Investcorp said. Investcorp has been buying into the U.S. real estate market, and announced the acquisition of five properties for $100 million in December 2012. The company has acquired more than 200 properties since 1995, with a total value of about $10 billion, it said. It currently has more than $4 billion of property and debt funds under management. Investcorp is one of the several investors who have expressed a preliminary interest in buying a stake in Italian fashion house Versace, according to sources. 0 Comments