Capital Management and Unico Properties have formed a US joint venture to acquire two office buildings in Seattle for $359m (鈧�306m).
According to King County records, the duo bought the 1111 Third and Second & Spring properties from Ivanhoe虂 Cambridge, the real estate arm of the Caisse de de虂po虃t et placement du Que虂bec.
Ivanhoe虂 Cambridge and Callahan Capital Properties bought the two properties for $280m in November 2014.
Both assets were renovated for $65m last year.
The new owners paid $274.5m for the 565,883sqft 1111 Third property and $84.5m for the 139,985sqft Second & Spring building. The two assets are 95% leased.
The 33-story 1111 building was first developed in 1980 and the five-story Second & Spring building was originally built in 1906.
Andrew Cox, the vice president and regional director for Unico Properties, said: 鈥淭he combined investment offers a unique ability to provide, via 1111 Third, a desirable high-rise experience in a repositioned tower, while Second & Spring offers a cool creative office space with century-old architectural style, modern amenities, very high ceilings and large, open floorplates.鈥�
AEW and Ivanhoe Cambridge declined a request for comment.
