The Irish state will discover in 60 days whether troubled Californian lender First Republic will renew or seek to renegotiate its multimillion-dollar lease on a €100 million landmark building in Boston. First Republic is the major tenant in a prime office building in Boston that has a loan against it managed by the special liquidators of IBRC, who took over the former Anglo Irish Bank in 2013. The American bank is the largest tenant at 772 Boylston St, a large office block in the affluent Back Bay neighbourhood in Boston.  On Tuesday JP Morgan stepped in to take over all…

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