BXP's 343 Madison advances with financing and marquee tenants ahead of 2029 completion
Oct 11, 2026, 5:00 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Progress on construction, secured financing, and anchor tenants reduce execution risk and improve NAV visibility, supporting near-term sentiment. However, the 2029 completion means the stock may only see gradual upside unless further leasing or cost control materializes.
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Construction of the 46-story 343 Madison Ave. is underway, funded by a $1.2 billion loan on a $2 billion project. Marquee tenants Starr and McDermott Will & Emery have signed for about half of the 930,000 square feet, with rents near $200 per square foot and a 2029 completion target. The update underscores progress on BXP's flagship pipeline and could support valuation, though long lead times and construction risk persist.
343 Madison Ave construction at podium level; $2B project secured with a $1.2B loan.
Marquee tenants signed for about half of 930k sf: Starr and McDermott Will & Emery.
Rents around $200/sf; completion 2029; Madison Ave corner will stay busy with SL Green nearby.
Momentum supports BXP's flagship development and potential NAV uplift.
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