USAA Real Estate Company Completes Sale of Invesco Office Building
February 20, 2003 - San Antonio, TX
USAA
Real Estate Company completed the sale of the Invesco Office
Building in Denver, Co., to Challenger International Limited,
an Australian-based financial services company. The purchase
price was not disclosed.
The Invesco office building is located at 4340 S. Monoco
Street in the Denver Tech Center development. The property,
which consists of 264,000 square feet of state-of-the-art
office space in two buildings, is situated on a 13.75-acre
tract near Interstates 25 and 225 in Southeast Denver.
Challenger International Limited is a diversified financial services group specializing in investment services, advisory services, corporate financial services, retirement income, and property capital. Since listing in 1987, Challenger has grown to become a major financial services provider with over $8 billion in assets under management. Challenger has operations in four countries, Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States and New Zealand. The Invesco office building represents Challenger's third acquisition in the United States after having entered the market in early 2002.
USAA Real Estate Company has more than $2.9 billion in assets
under management and provides acquisition, build-to-suit
and development services for corporate and institutional
investors. The USAA portfolio consists of office, industrial
and hotel properties as well as investments in real estate
operating companies.
USAA, the parent company of USAA Real Estate Company, has been serving
military families since 1922 and has become one of America's leading insurance
and financial services companies. The association, well
known for its exceptional service, offers its 4.9 million members a comprehensive
range
of insurance, banking and investment products and services
designed to help them meet their financial needs. Headquartered in San
Antonio with
offices throughout the United States and Europe, USAA owns
or manages assets of more than $68 billion.