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for $485 million. The Australia-based real estatee investment trust soldthe 14-property covering about 3.1 million square to New York City-baseds , which was foundec in 1998 to acquire government-tenanted office and nationaol urban retail centers. The so-calle GSA I portfolio sold by Rubicon contained mostlyh office buildings located throughout theUnited States. Accordinhg to Rubicon’s Web site, the Kansas City, property included in the sale was an office buildingh at901 N. Fifth St. Valueds at $46.1 million, the 203,475-square-foot building is 100 percent occupied bythe , whosee lease matures in The portfolio also included properties in Houston: Philadelphia; Sacramento, Calif.
; Washington; Providence, R.I.; Burlington, Huntsville, Ala.; Lakewood and Aurora, and Norfolk and Va. Steven Buss, one of threee brokers in Bloomington, Minn., who represented Rubicon in the told the that the deal was probably one of the 20 largestf deals to close in the Uniterd Stateslast year. The sale closed last UrbanAmerica was able toassume long-term debt in the boosting the attractiveness of the 98.
2 percent-leased
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