The Gulf’s Biggest US Property Buyer Is Set To Double Its Assets

Investcorp Bank—the Gulf’s largest private investor in US real estate—is looking to double its assets in the US to $25B in investments.

The firm says it will take between five and seven years to reach that figure, and will get started this June putting $1.5B into US office and residential buildings.

The Bahrain-based money manager is mapping a new course after a generational change in leadership under chairman Mohammed Al Ardhi, with Mohammed Al-Shroogi and Rishi Kapoor appointed co-chief executive officers in April last year, Bloomberg reports.

Investcorp is also planning a return to European markets after its 22-year hiatus, starting off by investing $200M in the continent over the next year. [Bloomberg]

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