$0.19 Billion

KBS forms its first pension fund investment vehicle for an institutional investor.

$0.54 Billion

KBS becomes a Registered Investment Advisor. KBS forms first opportunistic commingled fund, K/B Opportunity Fund I, purchasing $273 Million in real estate.

$1 Billion

KBS reaches $1.0 Billion in total dollars invested.

$1.59 Billion

KBS forms first of five separate accounts with an institutional investor and a separate account with a pension fund.

$2.24 Billion

KBS forms investment account for an institutional investor.

$3.64 Billion

KBS sells Irvine Corporate Center in Irvine, CA.

$4.62 Billion

Co-founder, Charles J. Schreiber, Jr. appointed CEO. Company name changed to Koll Bren Schreiber Realty Advisors, Company Fully Liquidates K/B Opportunity Fund I.

$5.28 Billion

KBS forms 15 institutional investment funds to date.

$5.47 Billion

KBS changes management structure and becomes a regionally aligned and regionally operated company.

$5.73 Billion

KBS fully liquidates its fourth fund (including two commingled opportunistic funds). Combined, these four funds invested over $597 Million and generated total proceeds of $921 Million.

$6 Billion

KBS exceeds $6 Billion in total acquisition volume. Fully liquidates first fund for an institutional investor.

$6.71 Billion

Company name changed to KBS Realty Advisors.

$7.78 Billion

KBS Capital Markets Group formed as exclusive distributor and would go on to distribute 7 non-listed REITs that would invest over $15.8 Billion is U.S. real estate assets. KBS launches first of five separate account funds with offshore sovereign wealth investor that would go on to invest over $2.3 Billion.

$9.15 Billion

KBS becomes first-ever non-traded REIT sponsor to raise over $100 Million in less than eight months. KBS Liquidates third fund for an institutional investor.

$11.96 Billion

KBS sells 130 Prince Street in New York for $1,723 Per square foot, the highest price per square foot ever at the time for Manhattan's SoHo submarket.

$14.46 Billion

KBS exceeds $10.5 Billion in total dollars invested since inception reaching a total transactional volume of $14.46 Billion.

$14.85 Billion

KBS ranked #3 on the top real estate buyer's list by Commercial Property Executive.

$17.01 Billion

KBS acquires largest acquisition to date, 1.3mm square feet 300 N. LaSalle in downtown Chicago for $655 Million. KBS would sell the property four years later for $850 Million.

$20.02 Billion

KBS ranked among largest U.S. office investors by Commercial Property Executive, KBS total transactional volume peaks $20 Billion.

$23.25 Billion

KBS ranked 5th Largest Office Owner Globally by National Real Estate Investor.

$25.81 Billion

KBS acquires largest asset to date, 1.5mm-square-foot 500 W. Madison in Chicago's West Loop.

$29.86 Billion

KBS exceeds over 1,500 real estate assets acquired since inception.

$31.58 Billion

KBS forms 7th non-listed REIT. KBS exceeds $31 Billion in total transactional volume.

$33.54 Billion

KBS acquires Carillon, a 476,308 landmark office tower in Charlotte, North Carolina

$37.09 Billion

KBS, in partnership with Shea Properties, substantially completes development of Village Center Station II, a modern 325,576-square-foot office property in Denver that is 100% leased to Charter Communications

$38.74 Billion

KBS ranked 8th largest office owner globally by National Real Estate Investor. KBS completes development of Midtown Plaza in Raleigh, NC. The 329,613 square feet property sold for $127 Million.

$41.7 Billion

KBS-affiliate launches Prime US REIT on the Singapore SGX Exchange. KBS Sells 11 Assets to Prime US REIT valued at $1.2 Billion. KBS total transaction volume peaks $41.7 Billion.

$42.7 Billion

KBS-managed Prime US REIT acquires 489,171-square-foot Park Tower in Sacramento for $165.5 million.

$44.5 Billion

KBS acquires One Town Centre in Boca Raton, Florida and Sorrento Towers in San Diego for PRIME U.S. REIT.

$44.7 Billion

KBS acquires UBS Tower, a 604,984 square foot office tower in Nashville, Tennessee

$44.8 Billion