John Hynesis no stranger to building office towers on spec — that is, starting construction without a tenant pre-leased. Indeed, his firm started construction on the 1 million-square-foot tower at One Lincoln St. in downtown Boston months prior to landing anchor tenant State Street.
Hynes is also no stranger to developing Boston's Seaport District. His firm, Boston Global Investors, was among the earliest real estate development firms on the ground in that now-booming neighborhood, creating a master plan to transform 23 acres of dirt parking lots into a mixed-use development.
Boston Global Investors has begun work on a speculative mixed-use project in the Seaport after closing more than $500M in debt and equity financing. The...
Seaport Developers Look To Change The Neighborhood Narrative As Workers Return The rapid development of the Seaport from vast parking lots to commercial and...
When Massport awarded development rights for the site, it sought to improve the ‘public realm’ The Seaport Distract has a lot of office buildings. It does not...