B
oston's 399 Boylston Street, a prime office building in the Back Bay submarket, has secured four significant lease deals. The transactions total over 21,000 square feet, solidifying the area's appeal as a hub for businesses.
ProKidney has taken approximately 7,500 square feet of space, while Valspring Capital signed on for around 2,400 square feet. A new financial services firm has leased 7,516 square feet, marking the largest deal. Existing tenant Rip Road Capital extended its lease of roughly 3,800 square feet for five years.
"We're delighted with our experience at 399 Boylston," said Nikhil Pereira-Kamath, ProKidney's Chief Business Officer. "The property offers an ideal environment for growth and collaboration."
Located on historic Boylston Street, the boutique building boasts stunning views of the Boston skyline, Public Garden, and Charles River. The EQ Office-managed property combines classic red brick with modern glass and bay windows.
"Location is key," said Ryan Enright, JLL's Managing Director. "399 Boylston's prime position has driven increased activity and demand from businesses seeking a presence in this vibrant area."
EQ Office's Scott Silverstein added, "We're thrilled to welcome high-caliber companies to 399 Boylston, reinforcing our strong market positioning." The JLL team was led by Enright and Patrick Nugent. ProKidney was represented by CBRE, Valspring by Newmark, and Rip Road Capital also by Newmark.
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