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100 Cambridge Street Partial and Full–Floor Sublease Opportunities 100 CAMBRIDGE STREET PARTIAL AND FULL–FLOOR SUBLEASE OPPORTUNITIES LOW RENTS Available Immediately FOR MORE INFORMATION CHRIS CUDDY MEREDITH CHRISTENSEN SUZANNE BROWN Executive Vice President/Partner First Vice President Vice President +1 617 912 7078 +1 617 912 7005 +1 617 912 6931 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CB Richard Ellis – N.E. Partners, LP, a CBRE Joint Venture © 2017 CB Richard Ellis – N.E. Partners, LP. This information has been obtained from sources believed reliable, but has not been verified for accuracy or 33 ARCH STREET, 28TH FLOOR completeness. You should conduct a careful, independent investigation of the property and verify all information. Any reliance on this information is solely at your own risk. CBRE and the CBRE logo are service marks of CBRE, Inc. All other marks displayed on this document are the property of their respective BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS 02110 owners. Photos herein are the property of their respective owners. Use of these images without the express written consent of the owner is prohibited. P: +1 617 912 7000 • F: +1 617 912 7001 CBRE and the CBRE logo are service marks of CBRE, Inc. and/or its affiliated or related companies in the United States and other countries. All other marks displayed on this document are the property of their respective owners. www.cbre-ne.com Constitution Wharf 93 COMMERCIAL ST Battery Museum 585 CHARTER ST 440 of Science Wharf LAND BOULEVARD 1 NASHUA ST HULL ST HENCHMAN ST Science Park 226 SUMNER TUNNEL TD Garden COMMERCIAL ST North Station 251 SHEAFE ST CALLAHAN TUNNEL MEDFORD ST SNOWHILLST BATTERY ST 98 – MARTHA RD North Station 239 100 ±68,000 SF AVAILABLE SALEM ST 123 TILESTON ST Lincoln 65 Wharf CAUSEWAY ST 90 326 CANAL ST N.WASHINGTON ST LOMASNEY WAY 180 THATCHER ST N.MARGINST Thomas P. O'Neill ENDICOTTST 101 CLARK ST Union FLOORS 17, 18 & 19 Federal Building 77 PRINCE ST West End Phase II FRIEND ST Wharf Apartments 205 PORTLAND ST 200 197 225 110 FLEET ST 175 – POTTER ST 112 LANCASTER ST – COOPER ST 179 197 Sargents 151 133 90 69 EASTERN AVE West End CANAL ST Wharf ATHENAEUM ST MERRIMAC ST Onyx 70 Apartments TRAVERSE ST MOON ST 2 Atlantic 101 Hotel 66 HANOVER ST 230 85 – 129 54 – GARDEN COURT ST 60 BROADWAY Massachusetts MARKET ST 210 General Hospital O'CONNELL WAY NORTH ST MERRIMAC ST SALEM ST New Chardon COMMERCIAL ST Lewis Street Courthouse RICHMOND ST CBRE/New England is pleased to offer multiple State CROSS ST Wharf Service One FULTON ST Center Congress AVE ATLANTIC FRUIT ST NEW CHARDON ST BLACKSTONE ST Kendall HAWKINS ST PARKMAN ST 25 WADSWORTH ST WADSWORTH subleaseST AMES opportunies at 100 Cambridge Street. The Liberty Hotel MAIN ST Haymarket HAYWARD ST HAYWARD STANFORD ST STANFORD Holiday One 1 55 CARELTON ST CARELTON Bowdoin LONGFELLOW BRIDGE Inn Bulfinch John F. Kennedy NEW CONGRESS ST Bowdoin Federal Building COMMERCIAL ST 100 Cambridge Street is a Class A tower located NEW SUDBURY ST UNION ST CAMBRIDGE ST The Charles/MGH RUSSELLNS. ST GROVEST ANDERSONLN IRVINGST GARDENST TEMPLEST Bostonian JOY ST JOY HANCOCKST WESTCEDAR ST Hotel 1 CLINTON ST 100 in the Downtown Boston market and offers easy One Boston Cambridge North Market Building To Airport & East Boston PHILIPS ST Center Plaza City NORTH ST Hall Marriott AMHERST ST Quincy Market Long Wharf One 200 Long SOMERSETST Faneuil South Market Building Two Government Center CHATHAM ST State access to Kendall Square in Cambridge. Located McCormack Hall MERCHANTS ROW Wharf Center 100 CONGRESS ST Aquarium Logan REVERE ST State Plaza City Hall One 21 Old Suffolk 28 160 DERNE ST Building Washington 148156 255 State 126 R MYRTLE ST County 55 114 60 92 100– State Three 84 183–195 o ASHBURTON PL Courthouse 15 Ames State STATE ST Marriott Center s International 40 MEMORIAL DR BROAD ST Custom e CHARLES ST CHARLES 20 Plaza COURTHotel ST within blocks of several MBTA lines and easy 10 109 PINCKNEY ST 15 House CENTRAL ST K KIRBY ST – State 33 75 18 One 75 e 31 53 168 BOWDOIN ST One Boston 40 n State 27 State INDIA ST Airport MILK ST Beacon Place State Broad n House 11 177 COURT ST 31 e TREMONT ST – The 35 d 68 highway access, 100 Cambridge Street is a ST JOY 7 112 6 Devonshire y MT VERNON ST 45 50 L.S. 20 21 WATER4 L.S. ST G BEACON ST SCHOOL ST 22 85 82 BATTERYMARCH ST 10 L.S. MILK ST WALNUT ST 1 Omni Boston r 27 DEVONSHIREST 12 P.O. 12030 20 Parker 44 1 L.S. CUSTOM HOUSE WHARF ST e 88 e CHESNUT ST House 10 – n 24 111 10/Ten 2 Wyndham BROAD ST highly desirable location. EMBANKMENT RD w PARK ST P.O. Sq. Nine Zero John W. 2 Oliver Boston 40 L.S. BATTERYMARCH ST a McCormick MILK ST 61 Rowes Wharf 1 45 Harbor y 50 Building 125 30 45 274 10 Milk One Rowes Wharf BROMFIELDPROVINCE ST ST One P.O. Sq. 260 200 44 19 MILK ST Boston –21 Park Street 3 265 184 Harbor RIVER ST HAMILTON PL 31 45 P.O. Langham Post Hotel OLIVER ST HIGH ST Hotel One 7 FEDERAL ST 93 – 24 Charles River 65 9 FRANKLIN ST Club Office Rowes BEACON ST FRANKLIN ST 33 Quarters 30 WINTER47 ST Square 225 International BYRON ST Arch 185 1 50 Wharf 50 Place BEAVER ST Park Franklin Rowes Wharf 131 30 One 70 TUNNEL 50 Federal 44 Downtown Crossing –60 DEVONSHIRE ST DEVONSHIRE PEARL ST Two 70 ARCH ST 50 126 Charles River Esplanade 400 TREMONT ST 100 45 Fan 8 –65 Post FRANKLIN ST 75 Office HIGH ST 125 141 77 CONGRESS ST Pier TEMPLE ST 20 High 145 19 52 100 HAWLEY ST W.S. –22 101 Federal 33 60 101 Boston –41 SUMMER ST Arch 10 W.S. 121 59 Macy’s FEDERAL ST NORTHERN AVE BRIDGE ARLINGTON ST WEST ST 211 230 CHARLES ST OTIS ST Common 26 WASHINGTON ST One • 17th floor, ±12,000 SF, ARCH ST One 100 18TH FLOOR 20 Summer PURCHASE ST W.S. 133 High 470 Louie’s BERKELEY ST 500 55 11 99 Moakley Federal 160 ATLANTIC AVE EVELYN MOAKLEY BRIDGE Pier 4 Washington 7 W.S. 74 295 High The Courthouse Public –84 38 100 155 InterContinental available immediately DEVONSHIRE ST BEACON ST 87 Summer Hotel & Residences AVENUE DELAFAYE CHAUNCY ST HIGH ST Garden Hyatt 25 MASON ST 99 101 10 176 80 Hotel NORTHERN AVE Summer 175 Atlantic ONE KINGSTON ST AVERY ST BEDFORD ST Wharf Marina 29 99 125 Park Drive STORROW DR HAYWARD PL One Summer SEAPORT BOULEVARD ICA MARLBOROUGH ST COMMONWEALTH AVE Ritz Carlton Lincoln • 18th & 19th floors, ±28,000 SF, 600 105 The Washington 600 CLARENDON ST 110 51 CHAUNCY ST COMMONWEALTH AVE TAJ LINCOLNST Atlantic 7−9 Boylston ESSEX ST Pier 6 BOYLSTON ST Chinatown One 29 EDINBORO ST Courthouse 2 BOYLSTON ST 44 Boston 120 OXFORDR ST South Station 37 Arlington Financial SUMMER ST 47 available immediately306 CONGRESS ST BRIDGE NEWBURY ST 2 2 World DARTMOUTH ST 10−20 One Children’s 90 30 Four Seasons Trade 660 South Museum SLEEPER ST 34 38 89 Two Hotel Archstone 41 Center 75 – Financial Station 24 55 Boston 33 399 Park Plaza State LA GRANGE ST 300 44 334 695 303 – 419 Common BEACH ST 103–109 FARNSWORTH ST 425 WASHINGTON ST 123 12 22 COMMONWEALTH AVE 437 364 PARK PLAZA Transportation 245 Summer EXETER ST KNAPPST 320 376 20 125 132 313 501 BOYLSTON ST Building 129 SUMMER ST BRIDGE 330 160 332 HUDSON ST HUDSON SEAPORT BOULEVARD Boylston 68 144 137 South Station • 68,000 SF of contiguous– spaceNEWBURY ST 711 35 137 420 COMMONWEALTH AVE Park 150 THOMSON PL 141 Air Rights 12 145 BEACON ST 126 SOUTH ST Pier 7 Plaza 250 FAIRFIELD ST PROVIDENCE ST STUART ST NE W Hotel HARISSON AVE 179 LINCOLN ST 343 277 31 St. James 222 180 535 Hotel School – 727 266 Lincoln 22 545 ST. JAMES AVE ATLANTIC AVE 75 of 174 Berkeley 268 COLUMBUS AVE KNEELAND ST 253 STILLINGS ST 575 10 Law 186 368 181 Radisson SUMMER ST To Airport (All Terminals) 581 500 St. James 274 GLOUCESTER ST 585 200 CONGRESS ST Hotel 179 186 South Station 263 607 75 745 US BOYLSTON ST Boylston 230 201 DORCHESTER AVE BOSTON WHARF ROAD 175 280 TED WILLIAMS TUNNEL MARLBOROUGH ST Boston UTICA ST 192 Bus Terminal 273 • Exceptional light EXETERand ST viewsCopley Berkeley Postal Trinity 19 281 A ST WTC MASSACHUSETTS AVE 200 TYLER ST – MELCHER ST E SERVICE RD HEREFORD ST Annex 27 One Church PIEDMONT ST West Copley Berkeley STUART ST HARVARD ST 285 52 Square 197 CHURCH ST WINCHESTER ST Tremont BENNETT ST 711 49 240 Clarendon 46 House Seaport NEWBURY ST 330 Boston BERKELEY ST 51 TRINITY PL 321 Hotel WTC 355 NECCO CT –63 Liberty 745 BOYLSTON ST Public NORTHERN AVE 200 MELROSE ST 319 337 East Copley SUMMER ST COMMONWEALTH AVE Hotel Library 380 ASH ST Wharf Clarendon 242 • Access to MBTA’sLenox Red, Green,Plaza NASSAU ST 801 142 336 CONGRESS ST COMMONWEALTH AVE BLAGDEN ST Hotel ISABELLA ST FAYETTE ST Bank of America 855 140 Park Lane SHAWMUT AVE SHAWMUT Fort Point Channel 300 Pavilion Elliot BOYLSTON ST Westin NE Medical Center Apartments HUNGTINTON AVE 131 TREMONT ST World Trade Center Hotel Blue and Orange LinesCopley International OAK ST Marriott CLARENDON ST CORTES ST Mandarin Hotel Square Hotel D STREET Renaissance Avalon Apartments Hotel Hotel NEWBURY ST A ST 360 90 Nothern Ave.
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