Lovable, an AI platform focused on enabling users to build full-stack applications and websites by conversing with artificial intelligence, has selected One Lincoln in Boston’s Financial District for its U.S. go-to-market hub. The company will begin its presence in the building with an initial commitment of 6,000 square feet, with the option to expand over time as its team grows.
The office tower, branded as One Lincoln, has recently undergone a repositioning, and its flexible layout is being highlighted as a key factor in accommodating Lovable’s future expansion plans. DivcoWest, which is associated with the property, emphasized that the building’s configuration is intended to support scaling companies that anticipate additional space needs as their operations mature.
DivcoWest CEO Stuart Shiff framed the lease within a broader national trend in the technology and innovation economy. He noted that leading artificial intelligence firms have been establishing significant footprints on the West Coast, and he pointed to Boston and the East Coast as increasingly active counterparts in this emerging pattern. According to Shiff, the relationship between the built environment and innovation is becoming more pronounced as high-growth companies seek locations that can support rapid evolution and collaboration.
Shiff also underscored DivcoWest’s view that the workplace can act as a catalyst for new ideas and business growth. He characterized the firm’s role as partnering with ambitious companies at critical points in their scaling trajectory, and indicated that the selection of One Lincoln by Lovable fits into that strategy of providing environments designed for innovation-led tenants.
On the leasing side, representation for the ownership at One Lincoln was handled by a team that included DivcoWest’s Mark Roopenian along with Newmark professionals David Martel and Gilbert Dailey. Their involvement reflects ongoing institutional engagement in placing high-growth technology and AI tenants into recently upgraded office assets in established central business districts.
The decision by Lovable to base its U.S. go-to-market operations in Boston’s Financial District further illustrates how AI and technology users are helping to shape demand for repositioned office properties in major coastal markets. While specific lease economics and term details were not disclosed, the transaction highlights how flexible floor plates and recently enhanced buildings are positioned to capture users seeking space that can adapt to evolving headcounts and business models.
