Calls to leasing brokers for the 65,000-sf building, also knownas 210 Broadway, and to officials at ChoiceStream were not returnedby press deadline, but sources insist the company has committed totake over space being vacated by ADD Inc., the architectural firmwhich helped former owner Bulfinch Cos. upgrade the property intofirst-class office space earlier this decade. MetLife acquired TwoCambridge Place as part of a $103-million portfolio purchase inSeptember 2005 that included the abutting 50 and 60 Hampshire Sts.Two Cambridge Place is currently 75% occupied and is advertisingspace at $38 per sf.

ADD Inc. recently announced the purchase of a building inBoston's Fort Point Channel and is relocating its operations there,freeing up the Cambridge Place block to allow growing ChoiceStreamto expand from its current total of 17,000 sf. The tenant is beingrepresented by Meredith & Grew brokers Joseph Flaherty andTucker Hansen, who were both unavailable to discuss the matter.Lincoln Property Co. represents MetLife.

Sources could not say whether the ChoiceStream lease has beenfinalized, but report that the tenant is already working on aphase-in plan to take over portions of the 22,000-sf third floor asthey come available. About 4,000 sf of the third floor previouslysublet to Razorfish will be ready sooner, says one source, whileADD Inc. is expected to be out of the property by early 2008.