In an unusual twist, the Boston-based firm will not pay the state in cash for a long-term ground lease at the Charles H. Hurley Building site. Rather, it will provide state agencies with office space at no upfront cost.
In an unusual twist, the Boston-based firm will not pay the state in cash for a long-term ground lease at the Charles H. Hurley Building site. Rather, it will provide state agencies with office space at no upfront cost.
