TimePayment Relocates Headquarters to Woburn’s TradeCenter 128

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WOBURN, MA– National fintech leader TimePayment has officially relocated its corporate headquarters from Burlington to TradeCenter 128 in Woburn, signing a lease for 5,900 square feet at the Cummings Properties-owned innovation campus.

Founded in 1986, TimePayment specializes in customized equipment lease financing solutions for commercial clients across a broad range of industries. The move marks a strategic shift for the Boston-based company as it seeks greater visibility, upgraded office amenities, and a location that aligns with its commitment to in-person collaboration and company culture.

“The TimePayment team was looking for a highly visible, first-class headquarters,” said Rob Yacobian, Senior Leasing Director at Cummings Properties. “TradeCenter 128 offers that visibility and upscale environment—plus exceptional value—just a couple miles from their former location.”

Yacobian partnered with Eric Solem, managing principal and president at Lee & Associates Boston, to complete the transaction. Cummings’ in-house design and construction teams customized a larger suite to create a modern, open-concept workspace tailored to TimePayment’s needs.

As a company that embraces an office-based model, TimePayment places a strong emphasis on workplace experience. “Having convenient amenities, such as on-site fitness facilities, covered parking, and lunch and post-work dining options can make a meaningful difference for employee engagement,” Yacobian added.

The new headquarters gives TimePayment employees access to a wide range of on-site amenities, including:

  • Teresa’s Ristorante Bar & Pizzeria

  • Apple Spice Boxed Lunch Delivery & Catering

  • Tiranga Woburn Indian Street Food Café

  • A fitness center

  • An escape room

  • Dry cleaning services

  • Salon and barber shop

  • Multiple daycare centers

Located at the crossroads of I-95 and I-93, TradeCenter 128 is a highly accessible Class A campus designed for a variety of commercial uses, including offices, labs, healthcare, and retail. The move reinforces the continued strength of the Woburn commercial market as suburban firms seek modern, commuter-friendly office environments that support talent retention and growth.

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