KPMG will have "very good expansion and extension options,"according to Jay Driscoll, executive director at Cushman &Wakefield. C&W represented KPMG in the deal with Driscoll andsenior director Jim Brady of Boston.

The building will total 220,000 sf and is set to deliverconstruction by June of 2010 when KPMG is scheduled to move intotheir brand new space. The firm will move from 99 High St.,relocating its 692 employees to the new space. ASB CapitalManagement and Lincoln Property Co. formed a joint venture todevelop the project, located across the street from SouthStation.

"KPMG has deep roots in this market and we want to continue togrow with the city," says Bud LaCava, KPMG's managing partner inBoston, in a statement. "We considered other options and ourinvestment in Two Financial enter demonstrates our commitment tothe city of Boston."