San Francisco Shows Resilience in 2023
Many metros are struggling this year to absorb new Life Science inventory as funding has significantly scaled back and companies become more cautious on space needs. After struggling to absorb …
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Life Science Construction Pipeline Stabilizes in 2Q23
The life science real estate construction pipeline, which had been rising throughout 2022 is beginning to show signs of stabilization. Measured by square feet in progress (SF Inprogress), Revistalab calculates …
Sublease Space Availability Rises in the Top 3 Life Science Markets
Revistalab.com has been tracking vacancies and has an emerging time series available in several life science markets, including the 3 largest – Boston, San Diego and San Francisco/San Jose. When …
Cap Rates Scooting Up for Life Science Transactions
The cap rates for life science real estate deals have been increasing after reaching a low point in the fourth quarter of 2021. The compression down to 4.2 coincided with a peak in transaction volume of almost 20 billion dollars on an annual basis.
Life Science Construction Pipeline Continues to be Strong
Across the U.S. there are 75 million square feet of life science properties that are under construction (In Progress), with the majority being completely new buildings. Conversions make up a sizeable chunk (11.9 million sf), followed by a smaller portion of expansions and renovations.
What are the Top Construction Markets for Life Science Real Estate?
Did you know Revistalab tracks life science real estate (LSRE) construction across the country? RevistaLab covers lab construction projects, including conversions expansions and new properties across the US that are in planning, in progress as well as completed.
Transaction Activity Slows within the Life Science Real Estate Sector
Did you know that www.revistalab.com is tracking real estate transaction activity within the Life Science Real Estate Sector? We have trend data on transaction volumes, prices per square foot, and even cap rates starting in 2020 to present.
See the Top Ten Boston Life Science Developers
Boston is the center of the US Life Science universe, and it has been even more of a focal point for the investment community in the past few years. Not …
Curious to Learn more about RevistaLab? Come join us for the launch next week!
Revista will officially be launching the first dedicated data service for Life Science real estate next week at our event in Boston. The Revista team has been hard at work …
In Place Rents Rising in Biotech’s Top Markets
In place rents have been on the rise within the Life Science sector’s top 3 markets (Boston, San Diego and San Francisco). Data is gathered by https://www.revistalab.com/ and is based on leases commencing …
Who Owns Life Science Real Estate?
Over the past few years, a spotlight has been on the Life Science industry (and the real estate that serves it) due to the pandemic and the rush to create …
Life Science Real Estate Inventory Growth – Are We Meeting Demand?
Unprecedented levels of funding into biotech and pharmaceutical companies in recent years has created explosive growth in the sector. That growth eventually translates into the need for more space. Are …