Take a Break!

On a gorgeous summer's day, it can be revitalizing to take a break and get out of the office. Park-in-the-Park in West Cummings Park offers clients a tranquil place to eat lunch and take in the sun and breezes. It's a great place to recharge your batteries for the afternoon ahead. For information on available space in West Cummings Park, call Jeremy Hood at 781-932-7072.

Summer Dining Alfresco

Enjoy the summer sun at Beacon Grille, TradeCenter 128's premiere American Bistro! Beacon's patio is now open for lunch and dinner and adorned with vibrant flowers, colorful umbrellas, a soothing water fixture, and the sounds of musical notes. Whether you are doing business at TradeCenter 128 or coming from a movie at Woburn Cinema, enjoy an exquisite outdoor dining experience on a beautiful summer's day or evening.

Tower of Saving Power

Tower Office Park offers clients many benefits including value, convenient access, and prominent visibility at the I-93 and I-95 cloverleaf in Woburn. In addition, it will soon include upgraded interior finishes and a new cost-saving, energy-efficient, synthetic stucco exterior. If you have driven the cloverleaf recently, you have seen that work is well underway! Call Mike Truedale at 781-932-7073 to take advantage of all Tower Office Park has to offer.

What more can you ask for?

With its cornucopia of recreational facilities, restaurants, and cafes, West Cummings Park is the original "lifestyle center!" For four decades now, clients have benefitted from the convenience of nearly every on-site amenity imaginable. Learn more about West Cummings Park's comforts, convenience, and value here.

Solar Facade

A new 30,000 watt photo voltaic solar panel array has been installed at 8 Cabot Road in Woburn and will generate approximately 40 percent of the energy used by common area systems. Cummings’ previous solar arrays (at TradeCenter 128) were installed entirely on the parking garage roof. At 8 Cabot, 20 of the 110 panels are installed on the building’s façade. They act as awnings over the south-facing windows, further saving cooling energy and are visible reminders of the building’s energy-saving features.