50 FRANKLIN STREET · BOSTON, MA 2Nd Floor +/- 910 – 5,265 RSF

For Lease 50 FRANKLIN STREET · BOSTON, MA 2nd Floor +/- 910 – 5,265 RSF

“AAA” DOWNTOWN LOCATION Downtown Crossing is one of Boston’s leading office and retail markets. The building is in close proximity to the Financial District, Boston Common, Beacon Hill, Back Bay and Government Center allowing incomparable access to some of the best restaurants, shopping, entertainment venues, and tourist attractions in Boston. This is a superb location across the street from the Millennium Tower, one of the tallest towers in Downtown Boston.

EPICENTER OF DEVELOPMENT The Downtown Crossing area is full of recent and upcoming large-scale developments across all sectors: office, retail, residential, educational, institutional and cultural. Notable developments include the Millennium Tower project, the 59 Temple Place Hotel, Millennium Place and 407 Washington Street.

ACCESS, ACCESS, ACCESS Aptly named Downtown Crossing, the building is located at the intersection of the Hub’s major transportation lines: Red Line, Green Line, Orange Line, Silver Line and multiple bus routes. In today’s live, work, play economy employers are very sensitive to how easily current and future employees can get to work. Downtown Crossing boasts the best access in the city ensuring employees are able to get to work from every part of the state.

745 Boylston Street | Boston, MA 02116 | (T) 617.375.7900 | (F) 617.536.9566 | BRAdvisors.com 50 Franklin Street:

LONGFELLOW Ideally Located BRIDGE in the Heart of GARDEN BEACON HILL ONE Downtown Crossing BEACON ONE BOSTON PLACE

33 ARCH BOSTON COMMON MILLENNIUM PLACE MILLENNIUM TOWER II TOWER (behind) FLOOR 4 FINANCIAL DISTRICT

FLOOR 3 100 SUMMER MILLENNIUM PLACE ONE TOWER I LINCOLN

910 – 5,265 RSF MILLENNIUM PLACE III AVAILABLE PROJECT (1/1/17)

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