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Loan Represents Confidence Vote for Old-School Boston Office Properties

Allianz’s $150 Million Refinancing Boosts Financial District Where Leasing Has Slowed During Pandemic
Banks, law firms and financial shops call 265 Franklin St. home, not the tech and life science companies driving Boston’s office market. (CoStar)
Banks, law firms and financial shops call 265 Franklin St. home, not the tech and life science companies driving Boston’s office market. (CoStar)
By John Doherty
CoStar News
October 28, 2020 | 6:16 P.M.

An office tower in Boston’s financial district has secured a new loan, a vote of confidence for traditional properties despite a slowdown in the area during the coronavirus pandemic.

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