Hakim Family Acquires More Downtown Office Space in New Orleans
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What happened
The Hakim family has expanded its presence in the New Orleans office market. The family's North American Land Development recently purchased two additional skyscrapers on Poydras Street, adding nearly 1.5 million square feet of downtown office space to its portfolio. The family previously acquired the former Amoco building in 2013, which has since been occupied by more than 80% of its space.
From nola.com
Why it matters
The investment highlights continued commercial real estate activity in New Orleans. The family's involvement, which began with turning around a high-rise building in bankruptcy, demonstrates ongoing capital commitment to the city's downtown office sector.
From nola.com
Who's involved
- HakimThe family that invested in the New Orleans office market
- New OrleansThe location where the office market investment took place
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The entities involved
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Hakim
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New Orleans
largest city of the state of Louisiana, United States