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Bay Area Life Sciences Market Struggles as Vacancy Soars Past 30%

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San Francisco Peninsula bears brunt of downturn while creative deal structures emerge as landlords compete for scarce tenants The San Francisco Bay Area's life sciences real estate market is experiencing one of the most severe contractions among the nation's major biotech hubs, with vacancy rates climbing above 32 percent and negative absorption continuing for a […]

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