NAI Parsons Commercial Group Boston Takes Charge of Riverwalk Innovation District Leasing
May 13, 2025 - 18:55
LAWRENCE, MA – NAI Parsons Commercial Group Boston has been appointed the exclusive leasing agent for the Riverwalk Innovation District, a sprawling 3.6 million square foot mixed-use campus located at 280-500 Merrimack Street. This strategic decision marks a significant step in the development of the district, which aims to blend commercial, residential, and recreational spaces, fostering a vibrant community atmosphere.
The Riverwalk Innovation District is designed to attract a diverse array of businesses and residents, promoting innovation and collaboration within the region. With its prime location and extensive amenities, the district is poised to become a hub for technological advancement and entrepreneurship. NAI Parsons Commercial Group Boston will leverage its expertise to enhance the leasing process, ensuring that the district meets the needs of prospective tenants.
As the demand for flexible workspaces and modern living environments continues to grow, the Riverwalk Innovation District stands ready to play a pivotal role in Lawrence's economic development. The collaboration is expected to drive significant interest from various sectors, further solidifying Lawrence's position as a key player in the regional real estate market.
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