Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation

The Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation is a SEC Registered Investment Adviser that manages private equity real estate investments and provides real estate services for domestic and international clients. Established in Boston, Massachusetts in 1959 as a construction firm by Petros A. Palandjian, an Armenian immigrant from Iran, the corporation has acquired, developed, managed, and owned over US$10 billion of real estate assets of all real property types. Petros Palandjian died in 1996 of gastric cancer. His son, Peter Palandjian, is the CEO of Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation.

Today, Intercontinental manages a portfolio of over $4 billion for its clients. The Intercontinental portfolio is diversified both by robust property mix and by geography. Fund strategies actively seek opportunities to invest in both Core and Core-Plus properties, as well as in Value-Add operating properties and development projects.

In December 2019, Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation bought its first commercial office asset at the Roosevelt Commons, Seattle for $157m, on behalf of one of its controlled funds.