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HFF handles $144.5 million sale of The Tower at One Greenway

The Tower at One Greenway, 99 Kneeland Street
- Boston, MA

Boston, MA Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, L.P. (HFF) completed the $144.5 million sale of New Boston Fund’s, The Tower at One Greenway, a newly constructed, 217-unit apartment community in downtown.

The HFF team marketed the property on behalf of the seller. The HFF investment advisory team included executive managing director Matthew Lawton, senior managing director Riaz Cassum, managing director Chris Phaneuf and senior director Mark Campbell.

Completed in 2015, The Tower at One Greenway is a LEED Silver certified, 21-story apartment tower with 3,180 s/f of retail and a 135-space underground parking garage. Units average 822 s/f and are offered in 23 different layouts with chef-style kitchens, GE stainless Energy Star appliances, built-in pantries, in-unit washers and dryers, walk-through closets and keyless entry. Top floor units are equipped with personal balconies, floor-to-ceiling glass windows and GE Café series appliances. Residents have access to an amenity package that includes a rooftop terrace with fire pits; an outdoor park with deck and grills; balcony lounge with 80” TV, 11th floor resident lounge with billiards and entertainment bar; fitness center, yoga studio, K9000 Turbo Dog Wash, bike store and electric car charging stations. Additionally, BeanTowne Coffee is located off the lobby. The property’s location at 99 Kneeland St. places it within walking distance of the city’s major destinations and provides residents with access to public transit at South Station, the MBTA Red and Orange Lines as well as access to I-93 and 90.

“The unprecedented demand for Boston residential real estate made now the opportune time for us to sell the Tower at One Greenway,” said Jim Kelleher, chief investment officer at New Boston Fund. “New Boston is extremely proud of its role in transforming the former Parcel 24 site into One Greenway and we appreciate the contributions of our many partners made throughout the course of this project.”

New Boston is an independent, privately owned real estate investment manager and an industry leader in providing real estate investment, development and management services with a history of strong sponsorship and oversight of its investment funds. New Boston has developed or acquired commercial and residential properties with a cumulative market value of about $3.5 billion, including 23 million s/f of commercial real estate and 7,500 residential units. Its investment vehicles cater to institutional and high-net worth investors by offering value-add and urban real estate investment funds with a focus on diversification and capital preservation.

HFF and its affiliates operate out of 24 offices and are a leading provider of commercial real estate and capital markets services to the global commercial real estate industry. HFF, together with its affiliates, offers clients a fully integrated capital markets platform, including debt placement, investment advisory, equity placement, funds marketing, M&A and corporate advisory, loan sales and loan servicing. HFF, HFF Real Estate Limited, HFF Securities L.P. and HFF Securities Limited are owned by HFF, Inc. 

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