Life Science Real Estate Developer King Street Properties to Break Ground on a New $45.5 Million Building at 115 Hartwell Avenue in The Hartwell Innovation Campus in Lexington, Massachusetts

King Street Properties, the largest privately held owner of life science real estate in the Greater Boston area, celebrated the groundbreaking of a new $45.5 million life science building at 115 Hartwell Avenue, on its Lexington campus known as The Hartwell Innovation Campus (THINC) on Wednesday, October 28, 2015. State Representative Jay Kaufman, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen for the Town of Lexington Joe Pato, Massachusetts Life Sciences Center CEO Travis McCready, and MassBIO Executive Vice President Sarah MacDonald attended a groundbreaking ceremony to mark this important occasion.

Photo caption: Joe Pato, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen for the Town of Lexington, Jay Kaufman, Massachusetts State Representative, Steve Lynch of King Street Properties, Tom Ragno of King Street Properties Travis McCready, President & CEO of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, Sarah MacDonald, Executive Vice President at MassBIO and representatives from Jones Lang LaSalle and Citizens Bank break ground on King Street Properties’ new $45.5 million life science building at 115 Hartwell Avenue in Lexington.
Photo caption: Joe Pato, Chairman of the Board of Selectmen for the Town of Lexington, Jay Kaufman, Massachusetts State Representative, Steve Lynch of King Street Properties, Tom Ragno of King Street Properties Travis McCready, President & CEO of the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center, Sarah MacDonald, Executive Vice President at MassBIO and representatives from Jones Lang LaSalle and Citizens Bank break ground on King Street Properties’ new $45.5 million life science building at 115 Hartwell Avenue in Lexington.

 

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