Philadelphia, January 8, 2016 – The national real estate practice at Cozen O'Connor represented a Maguire Hayden Real Estate Company affiliate in its purchase of a seven-story West Conshohocken office property for $98.4 million. The deal closed on January 8, 2016.
300 Four Falls is the largest Class “A” office building in West Conshohocken, Pa., according to Newmark Grubb Knight Frank Capital Group which arranged the sale of the property.
Maguire Hayden Real Estate Company is a fully integrated commercial real estate investment and operating firm focused on acquiring, repositioning and managing office, industrial and flex properties throughout the Mid-Atlantic region.
Representing the buyer from Cozen O’Connor were Jeffrey A. Leonard and John P. Schwartz. The firm’s national real estate practice represents regional and national developers, REITS and other public companies, owners, builders, manager, private equity funds, institutional and private investors, banks, and governments in acquisitions and dispositions, development, financing, leasing and the management of real estate.
The sellers consisted of 31 tenant-in-common owners, whose investment interests in 300 Four Falls were managed by National Asset Services (NAS), a commercial real estate asset and property management company, based in Los Angeles, that works with over 90 investment groups in properties of a nationwide portfolio valued at over $2 billion. For more information about NAS property management and asset management services visit nasassets.com.
Bank of America, N.A. provided financing for the purchase.
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