In what would be another in a recent string of bright spots for downtown Boston’s beleaguered office market, JPMorgan Chase & Co. is close to leasing around 250,000 square feet of office space at the newly built tower above South Station, the Globe has learned.
The financial services behemoth will be consolidating some local offices, including its wealth management office at 50 Rowes Wharf, into the 51-story skyscraper, according to four real estate industry sources speaking on condition of anonymity.
Good to see it looks like they might be landing some big tenants. I wonder if JPM is getting a good deal on the lease lmao given the general commercial weakness I keep hearing about. No longer have a globe subscription so I can't see if they wrote about that.![]()
South Station Tower close to landing anchor tenant: JPMorgan - The Boston Globe
It would be one of the biggest lease deals of the year as Boston’s office market slowly recovers from COVID-era remote work.www.bostonglobe.com
Vicinity?I love that building.
Yes. The warm brick red and the smokestacks are out of place a charmingly unique way. It really adds to the view from 93N in my opinion.Vicinity?
I get it. It's weird and wonderful.Yes. The warm brick red and the smokestacks are out of place a charmingly unique way. It really adds to the view from 93N in my opinion.
I like that building. What I find gross are the large surface lots surrounding it.I'm always surprised that Vicinity smokestack building is still there. It's so gross.
It is a pretty important little power plant. It provides the steam for the 29 miles of district steam power looping around downtown Boston. Provides HVAC via steam for over 230 big buildings and institutions in the city (Tufts Medical Center, MGH, ....).I'm always surprised that Vicinity smokestack building is still there. It's so gross.
There's a whole neighborhood there waiting to be built.I like that building. What I find gross are the large surface lots surrounding it.
Yes, but you have to clean up the hazardous waste first. Those are MA DOT parcels, and MA DOT won't bite the bullet and pay for the cleanup to make them developable. Also the Albany/Lincoln parcel is partial air rights, which also adds cost and complications.There's a whole neighborhood there waiting to be built.
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Right, with Boston's favorite broke developer who has never built a building before.Well that parcel to the west is underway for the very real, not at all fake vaporware Peebles project 1 Kneeland/Zero Greenway. Shouldn't be long now!
1 Kneeland Street - The Peebles Corporation
peeblescorp.com
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Zero Greenway - Utile
www.utiledesign.com
Last activity by this team was in 2022, when they were selected as the bidder. And it better be called Zero Greenway, because 1 Kneeland is a real building up the street (as in a taken location).Well that parcel to the west is underway for the very real, not at all fake vaporware Peebles project 1 Kneeland/Zero Greenway. Shouldn't be long now!
1 Kneeland Street - The Peebles Corporation
peeblescorp.com
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Zero Greenway - Utile
www.utiledesign.com