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Grow Without Building: Labs Embrace Smarter, Scalable Upgrades
The U.S. life sciences real estate sector is shifting from expansion to optimization, as companies respond to slowed leasing and rising biomanufacturing demand by investing in low-cost upgrades and smarter space utilization rather than new construction, all while preparing for future flexibility and scalability
Transforming Healthcare Space in San Francisco’s Van Ness Corridor
Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Van Ness Corridor, 939 Ellis Street is a newly modernized, transit-connected medical office building offering 45,000 sf of flexible, build-ready space designed to meet the growing demand for adaptable, future-focused healthcare facilities
Life Sciences Real Estate Perspective: A Sector Poised for Recovery
JLL’s 2024 Life Sciences Real Estate Perspective highlights the current recalibration in the life sciences sector after rapid growth driven by the COVID-19 pandemic and AI/ML technologies
How to Design Incubator Laboratories for Lease
Learn which questions you should ask, and when, to achieve success
Real Estate Considerations for Life Science Companies
R&D companies to support stage life cycle in commercial real estate
