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Brendan James Lynch

Vice President and Senior Research Analyst at Barclays Bank PLC

Brendan James Lynch is a Vice President and Senior Research Analyst at Barclays Bank PLC, specializing in data centers and real estate investment trusts (REITs). He covers major companies including Digital Realty Trust, Equinix, Iron Mountain, SBA Communications, American Tower, Crown Castle, and Uniti Group, with a track record of industry ratings and price targets supported by recent market data and a cumulative success rate of approximately 31%, generating an average return of around -8.7%. Lynch began his analyst career at Barclays, where he has maintained coverage of leading data center and infrastructure stocks through multiple market cycles. He holds active FINRA registration (CRD#: 5462813) and is regulated as a broker at Barclays Capital Inc.

Brendan James Lynch's questions to BXP (BXP) leadership

Question · Q3 2025

Brendan James Lynch inquired about BXP's view on the new office tower above South Station in Boston and its potential impact on leasing dynamics in the market.

Answer

President Douglas Linde commented that the new South Station tower, while gleaming, entered the market at an inopportune time with existing availability in the financial district, making it unlikely another financial district building will start soon. He highlighted BXP's opportunity at 171 Dartmouth Street in the tight Back Bay market, which would only commence with a major anchor tenant and meet BXP's development yield thresholds. Director of Regional IT Services Brian Bolinger added that the Back Bay market has very low vacancy (3%) and little tenant transfer, with BXP's downtown buildings leased up for years.

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Question · Q3 2025

Brendan James Lynch inquired about BXP's view on the new office tower above South Station in Boston and its potential impact on leasing dynamics in the market.

Answer

Douglas Linde (President, BXP Inc) commented that the new tower, while gleaming, entered the market at a challenging time with existing availability in the financial district. He noted a potential large financial institution relocation but suggested it's unlikely another building in the financial district will start soon. He highlighted BXP's strong position in the Back Bay with very tight supply (3% vacancy) and opportunities for new development there, contingent on major anchor tenant commitments.

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