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Riverside Properties, Inc. announces strong leasing momentum at 160 Gould Street in Needham

Brett Levy

Needham, MA An affiliate of Riverside Properties, Inc. (“Riverside”), a commercial real estate investment and management firm, announced more than 30,000 s/f of leasing at 160 Gould Street in Needham since acquiring the Property in June of 2025.

Recent leases include renewals with Reel Media, Celldex, OAR Lawyers, and Leader Bank. New leases include Peck & Associates, Mamacos, Bysiewicz & Associates, and Sullivan & Sullivan, all of whom are relocating from existing offices in Newton and Wellesley. As construction manager, Riverside has been delivering turnkey buildouts to meet each business’s needs, with recent deliveries for Peck & Associates, Reel Media, and Leader Bank. The average size of spaces in the building is under 5,000 s/f, which highlights Riverside's focus on small to mid-size tenants. 

Riverside has also begun their planned improvements to the building's common areas and amenities, which will enhance the experience for tenants, their employees and visitors. Upgrades will include a grab-and-go café, fitness center, expanded locker room, reservable conference center, and updates to the building's atrium. 

“We’re thrilled to see this level of leasing activity so quickly after acquisition, especially from small and mid-size businesses. We are investing heavily in improvements to modernize both the building and the tenant spaces, and it’s rewarding to see that effort resonate with local business owners. We’re thankful for our tenants and the team at Newmark for helping make this possible,” said Brett Levy, president of Riverside.

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