Published 3-1-2021
Vibalogics is creating a 110,000-sf facility for the production of oncolytic viruses, viral vector vaccines, and viral vector gene therapy products in Boxborough, Mass.
Published 2-24-2021
The University of Memphis is planning to construct the $41 million STEM Research and Classroom Building to provide leading-edge environments for programs in science, technology, en
Published 2-22-2021
Thor Sciences is retrofitting an eight-story, 350,000-sf structure to create 95G, a lab-ready research facility in Jersey City.
Published 2-19-2021
Texas Biomedical Research Institute is planning to construct the $10 million Nonhuman Primate Animal Facility in San Antonio.
Published 2-17-2021
The life sciences sector is experiencing an era of unprecedented growth driven by a surge in both public and private funding combined with a post-pandemic sense of urgency and market opportunity. According to a report released by Newmark in January 2021, more than 36 million sf of new construction is expected to be delivered in the nation’s top 14 life science markets, as life science investments more than triple. While demand for life science and biotech facilities has been growing steadily over the past decade, the COVID-19 crisis heightened national awareness around the need for increased research, diagnostic, and domestic manufacturing capabilities. Investors are also seeing significant potential in the future of personalized medicine, genomics, and other life science-related fields, as emerging technologies and research disciplines converge.
Published 2-15-2021
Vermeulens has released its market outlook report for the fourth quarter of 2020. Key points include:
Published 2-12-2021
The University of British Columbia is planning to construct the CAD$136 million School of Biomedical Engineering Building on the Point Grey campus in Vancouver.
Published 2-10-2021
Boylston Properties and J.P. Morgan Asset Management began construction in January of 2021 on a 165,600-sf life sciences facility in Watertown, Mass.
Published 2-8-2021
California Institute of Technology dedicated the $210 million Tianqiao and Chrissy Chen Neuroscience Research Building in January of 2021 in Pasadena.
