The sunny disposition of the Life is good company will grace 21,682 square feet of the top two floors of 51 Melcher St. in Boston when it moves about 70 employees there.

That lease, along with another for 32,436 square feet to an undisclosed tenant, is a win for owner Synergy Investments. Synergy’s 51 Melcher had been the center of a minor real estate battle, with Converse and Zipcar both vying for the space in a part of Boston that has become a go-to place for young, hip companies and staid law firms and corporate companies alike to locate for the area’s growing amenity base and waterfront access. Zipcar, however, opted for space at 35 Thomson Place in the Fort Point district, and Converse settled on space in a redevelopment project at Boston’s Lovejoy Wharf. 

CBRE New England’s Bill Crean and Kevin Kennedy represented Synergy in the deal, and NAI Hunneman’s Daniel Collins represented Life is good.

"[The property] has been repositioned and appeals to dynamic organizations," David Greaney, Synergy’s president, said in a statement. "We are confident that Life is good will thrive in this environment."