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| Beacon Capital Partners, LLC. |
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Overview:
Beacon Capital Partners is a private real estate investment firm with a seasoned team of professionals and proven experience generating value-added returns through investments in high-quality office properties.
Through its funds, Beacon has completed over 90 investments, with a projected total cost of approximately $29.0 billion. Since inception, Beacon has also completed dispositions of investments valued at nearly $14.0 billion. Beacon invests in high-quality office properties that offer value-add opportunities in its knowledge-based target markets.
A key factor in Beacon’s success has been its ability to differentiate itself through its relationships, reputation, and speed of execution.
One of Beacon’s greatest strengths is the quality and experience of its team, which has hands-on experience across multiple real estate cycles. Over 70 professionals are involved in implementing the firm’s investment strategy and actively managing the investment properties on behalf of its investors. These skilled professionals provide Beacon and its investors with a broad perspective and expertise in acquisitions, dispositions, asset management, leasing, development, financing, tax, accounting, and investor communications.
Beacon is based in Boston and has offices in Los Angeles, New York, San Francisco, Seattle, Washington, D.C., London, Luxembourg, and Paris. |
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History:
Beacon traces its history back over 65 years of developing, owning, and operating real estate. Beacon Capital Partners was formed in 1998 by the senior management team of Beacon Properties Corporation, following their sale in 1997 of the NYSE-traded office REIT to Equity Office Properties Trust.
Since its inception in 1998, Beacon has raised over $11 billion of equity for office real estate investment. Beacon’s investors consist of institutions from around the world, including public and private pension funds, major endowments and foundations, sovereign wealth funds, and insurance companies. |
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