High-Profile: Feature Story
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August 2023
Boston Realty Advisors to Lease Retail at BGI’S 10 World Trade
Designed to break the mold from traditional architecture, 10 World Trade is set for a completion date of December 2024. Rendering courtesy of Sasaki
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Boston – Boston Realty Advisors has been engaged as the exclusive broker of the extensive retail space at 10 World Trade, Boston Global Investors’ (BGI) 17-floor research and development tower now rising in the Seaport District. With cutting-edge technologies in exterior glass, interior climate control and other innovative elements of future commercial space, the 555,250sf 10 World Trade is being constructed with extensive open space and public access on a ground level, open seasonally on all four sides. The development, located at the intersection of Congress Street and World Trade Center Avenue, will have a groundlevel food hall as part of 15,000sf of retail, to be curated by Boston Realty Advisors, in the heart of the Seaport District. “As it takes shape in the growing Seaport neighborhood, 10 World Trade is already becoming known as one of the outstanding commercial spaces that define Boston,” said Whitney Gallivan, managing director and partner of Boston
Realty Advisors. “We are honored to have been chosen by BGI and their partners to activate 10 World Trade’s attractive retail spaces.” “Boston Realty Advisors brings world class execution and local authenticity to our flagship development at 10 World Trade,” said John Hynes IV, project executive for BGI. “We’re excited to officially welcome them to the team as we build a real destination for the community, and we look forward to sharing some more very exciting updates in the near future.” 10 World Trade is being constructed jointly by Suffolk Construction of Boston and H.J. Russell & Co. of Atlanta. Architectural and engineering services are being provided by Sasaki, Thornton Tomasetti, C3 and ARUP. Investors include PGIM Real Estate, Wheelock Street Capital, Bastion Companies, CCG Development, and EDGE. From conception and design, through financing and construction, 10 World Trade has involved extensive minority