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Callahan Capital Partners
Callahan Capital Partners is a Chicago-based real estate investment firm and asset manager founded by Timothy Callahan in 2006. It mainly invests in office buildings. Callahan established the fund with a handful of executives from his former employer, Trizec Properties, a real estate investment trust (REIT) that private equity firm Blackstone Group and Toronto-based Brookfield Properties acquired for $8.9 billion earlier in 2006. Callahan Capital Partners portfolio includes 10 and 120 South Riverside Plaza in Chicago. In New York, the firm owns 1211 Avenue of the Americas, 1411 Broadway, 330 Hudson Street, and 3 Bryant Park (also known as 1095 Avenue of the Americas). MK
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10/18/17
...in September 2016. A year earlier, Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners (CPP) picked up the Pac Mutual tower for $200 million. The CPP Investment Board spent...
07/25/17
...bankruptcy proceedings, so building owners Ivanhoé Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners weren't able to start marketing it until recently.
The subway car, which was retied...
07/11/17
...The other big deal was Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners’ purchase of 85 Broad Street for $652 million.
Investment sales in Brooklyn fell by nearly 30 percent...
04/04/17
...Beacon Capital Partners. The Montreal-based fund partnered with Callahan Capital Partners to buy 330 Hudson Street from Beacon for $318 million last July.
After a slow start...
03/22/17
...Bryant Park at 1095 Sixth Avenue
Owners: Ivanhoe Cambridge, Callahan Capital Partners, Hong Kong Monetary Authority
In another deal that made 2015 a record year for investment...
12/29/16
...Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Seller: Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners
Brokerage: Eastdil Secured
In the largest minority stake deal of the year, an investment...
09/19/16
...moving its Midtown headquarters to Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners...
08/03/16
...stake in 1095 Sixth Avenue from Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners for $1.15 billion, property records show.
The buyer, Real Summit Investment, is a real estate...
10/21/15
...of trophy office properties, in partnership with Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners. In October 2013, the partners bought a stake in 1211 Sixth Avenue for $892 million. In June...
10/19/15
...the office tower 3 Bryant Park in partnership with Callahan Capital Partners. The seller on that deal was Blackstone, and it appears the two firms developed...
10/15/15
...office building 3 Bryant Park to Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners.
The $407 billion global total marks a 14 percent increase over the previous year. Real estate...
06/05/15
...investment trust before leaving in 2013 to work at Callahan Capital Partners, will join FosunMonday as the company’s director of leasing.
He'll work alongside a...
...after Manhattan trophy properties. In January, the Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners teamed up with the Canadian real estate investment and development firm Ivanhoé Cambridge on...
...to a joint venture between Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners, and 730 Fifth Avenue, in contract for $1.75 billion to a partnership between Jeff Sutton and...
...seller of 3 Bryant Park to Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners for $2.25 billion.
In the outer boroughs, sales of office buildings and retail properties saw...
...to Canadian property investor Ivanhoe Cambridge and Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners. Upon closing (no date was set at press time), the sale would be the...
11/17/14
...Gray
Canadian property investor Ivanhoe Cambridge and Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners are in contract to buy Blackstone’s Group’s 1095 Sixth Avenue for about $2.25 billion...
...Ivanhoe Cambridge announced a strategic partnership with Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners to expand its U.S. office portfolio. The venture has already invested some $1.6 billion...
06/11/13
...largest pension fund in Canada, teamed with Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners, Bloomberg said.
The sale is one of many massive Midtown trades of late, such...
Callahan Capital Partners, Founder & CEO
Timothy Callahan, who goes by Tim, is the founder and chief executive of...
Callahan Capital Partners, Chief Financial Officer
Michael Colleran is a founding partner and the chief financial officer of Callahan...
- Event Retail Leasing
- Address 3 Bryant Park
- Neighborhood Midtown East
- Borough Manhattan
- Square feet 13,500
- Publication Date 08/01/2016
- Event Date 06/17/2016
- Party 1 Ivanhoe Cambridge, Callahan Capital Partners
- Party 1 Brokerage SRS Real Estate Partners, JLL
- Party 1 Broker Mark Kapnick, Patrick Smith, Cory Zolchinski, Matt Cogel, Erin Grace
- Party 2 DaDong
- Party 2 Brokerage Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
- Party 2 Broker William Carr, Jonathan Krivine
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The restaurant signed a 15-year lease.
Manhattan, 10013
330 Hudson Street is a 16-story office building in the Hudson Square area...
Manhattan, 10036
1095 AVE OF THE AMERI
1095 AVE OF THE AMERI
3 Bryant Park at 1095 Sixth Avenue is a 630 foot skyscraper in...
Manhattan, 10036
1211 6TH AVENUE SYNDI
1211 6TH AVENUE SYNDI
The News Corp Building was sold to Ivanhoé Cambridge, Callahan Capital Partners and...
Manhattan, 10013
90-14 51 REALTY INC.
90-14 51 REALTY INC.
Hudson Square, formerly known as the Printing District, is a neighborhood in Lower...
12/29/16
...Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Seller: Ivanhoe Cambridge and Callahan Capital Partners
Brokerage: Eastdil Secured
In the largest minority stake deal of the year, an investment...
...after Manhattan trophy properties. In January, the Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners teamed up with the Canadian real estate investment and development firm Ivanhoé Cambridge on...
...to Canadian property investor Ivanhoe Cambridge and Chicago-based Callahan Capital Partners. Upon closing (no date was set at press time), the sale would be the...
