HOUSTON-RiverOak Investment Corp. has made itsfirst investment in the local market, paying $17.15 million for16400 Park Row.
The Stamford, CT-based firm made the acquisition in partnershipwith TFO, a Bahrain-based wealth manager. Theseller was Eastbourne Park Row, an associate ofFuller Realty Partners.
The three-story, 85,701-square-foot office/flex building, whichis situated within the Park Ten Business Park in the EnergyCorridor submarket, is fully-leased to Kraton Polymers. The firm,which produces engineered polymers, uses the class A building forits headquarters. It also houses Kraton’s new research anddevelopment facility and offers room for expansion.
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