By Meghan Hall Developers are pursuing life sciences-based development at a feverish pace as the asset class continues to hold its own in the face of changing economic fundamentals. Adding to the Bay Area’s pipeline of projects is Harvest Properties, who has recently pitched plans to reposition Emeryville’s Bay Center into an innovative life science […]
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