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Direct vacancy in life-science real estate has begun to stabilize over the past several quarters, but sublease availability continues to rise. Rising sublease space signals potential tenant turnover and underscores …
U.S. life science manufacturing has had strong tailwinds for more than five years, starting with pandemic-related supply chain disruptions and continuing with the recent policy changes that encourage onshoring. The …
After a record year of Life Science construction in 2024, early 2025 brings a much needed stall in new project deliveries. In 2024, 22.8 million square feet of Life Science …
The spotlight continues to be on the Life Science real estate sector as the industry works to absorb the significant amount of new inventory coming online. Nationwide, 23 million square …
The Research Triangle has long been established as a strong biotech market, referred to as such due to the dense research and technology presence in the triangle created by UNC, …
RevistaLab.com recently held its 4th quarter life science real estate update. Revista principals, Hilda Martin and Mike Hargrave presented RevistaLab data on construction trends, transactions, occupancies, supply/demand fundamentals across the …
It is no secret that inventory has been increasing lately in many life science real estate markets. Developers have been responding to increasing demand for new space during the past years, especially coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic era
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 …