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Driven by Increased Demand and Rental Rates, HCP to Kick Off Second Phase of Life Science Project in South San Francisco

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By Jon Peterson Irvine-based HCP is experiencing a very tight real estate market for life science real estate in South San Francisco and that is why the company is starting phase two of The Cove at Oyster Point. “We have decided to begin phase two of our development on a spec basis based on the […]

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