Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation earmarks $50 million for real estate

Ohio Bureau of Workers' Compensation, Columbus, committed $50 million to Hammes Partners III, a value-added real estate fund, spokeswoman Melissa Vince said in an email.

The bureau, which oversees $25.3 billion in state insurance assets, previously committed $50 million to Hammes Partners II in 2014.

Investment consultant RVK assisted.

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