The
26-floor building has 400,000 square feet and an occupancy rate
of 87%. A significant portion of the building is leased to an
international accounting firm, and the remaining areas are
mainly leased to technology companies, law firms, accounting
firms and service providers.
This is Harel's third office building investment in San
Francisco, with the two additional buildings also located in the
city's central business district.
Harel is joined in the transaction by a publicly traded U.S.
real estate investment trust, with an enterprise value of over
$8 billion. Harel did not name the REIT but said the parties
have made several joint transactions in the past.
Real estate is a growing investment channel for Harel, as it
seeks investments with relatively stable, realistic returns not
directly linked to capital market indices, it said.
(Reporting by Tova Cohen, Editing by Ari Rabinovitch)
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