The recently renovated Riverworks complex in Watertown has signed three office leases, broker Jones Lang LaSalle announced.
Mimecast North America, Fresh Tilled Soil and Kearsarge Energy signed long-term leases totaling nearly 50,000 square feet of space at the former mill building complex on the Charles River.
Boston-based Farley White Interests bought the property — previously occupied by Boston Scientific — in 2010 and reopened it in May. The leases bring the 200,000-square-foot complex to 46 percent occupancy, Jones Lang LaSalle said.
"These new leases bring us three innovative companies which will add to the dynamism of Riverworks," said Farley White principal Sam Altreuter. "We are enjoying seeing this grand facility come back to life."
Mimecast, an email management software provider, will double in size with the move from the Waltham Watch Factory building to 33,669 square feet on the first floor at the brick-and-beam Riverworks.
Web design firm Fresh Tilled Soil will quadruple its footprint when it relocates in January, also from the Watch Factory building, into 14,230 square feet on the third and fourth floors.
Kearsarge Energy, a renewable energy financing, operating and management company, is moving One Gateway Center in Newton to a 1,666-square-foot suite off the lobby.
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