Biotech, life sciences incubator opens in Manhattan
The largest biotechnology incubator of its kind in New York City has opened at 180 Varick Street in Hudson Square. BioLabs @ NYULangone is designed
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Ground broken for life sciences facility in Long Island City
King Street Properties and GFP Real Estate have broken ground for Innolabs, a new state-of-the-art life sciences facility at 45-18 Court Square in Long Island
Robert Martin Co. gets into life sciences
The Robert Martin Company is expanding into the life sciences/health tech industry. Laurence Gottlieb has been named Managing Director, Life Sciences and Health Technologies. Gottlieb
Life sciences to flourish after death of HQ2 deal
After Amazon’s breakup with Long Island City, a life sciences center may be the rebound the neighborhood needs to get back on its feet. With
Taconic, SIlverstein welcome biotech firm to their Hudson Research Center
Taconic Investment Partners and Silverstein Properties , joint venture owners of The Hudson Research Center at 619 West 54th Street, have signed a lease with
SJP rebrands Jersey City building to target life science tenants
SJP Properties has rebranded 95 Greene Street in downtown Jersey City as the Liberty Innovation Centre, and has named JLL as the building’s exclusive leasing
Silverstein, Taconic unveil pre-built wet lab at Hudson Research Center
Silverstein Properties and Taconic Investment Partners, joint venture owners of 619 West 54th Street, have unveiled the first pre-built wet lab to hit the market
Science and real estate join hands at symposium
The first annual Life Sciences 2018 Real Estate Development Symposium drew a crowd of more than 250 scientists, biotech, real estate and design professionals. Several
Long Island City bidding to become cityʼs life science hub
Long Island City is throwing its hat in the ring for a multi-million dollar life science hub to be developed in the fastest growing neighborhood
Report: Modest decline in demand, but pharma market remains strong in NJ
The pharmaceutical and life sciences industry, a long-time driver of New Jersey’s commercial real estate, continues to boost the state’s economy and office market, according