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This guide offers a framework for categorising life sciences real estate into five types: R&D/Labs, Production, Distribution, Point of Care, and Mixed-Use/Flexible Facilities.

Explore the growing trend of adaptive reuse in the UK capital's thriving biotech sector.

Life sciences logistics facilities, crucial for pharmaceutical distribution, are attracting institutional investors like never before.

To maximise the value of their enormous real estate portfolios, pharma companies have two key strategies: continuous portfolio optimisation and capital unlocking through sale and leaseback (S&LB) transactions.

Adaptive reuse is a recurring theme in life sciences real estate and in this article, we turn our attention to

European life sciences incubators provide flexible spaces, specialised equipment, and essential support services; they also foster innovation through strong academic and industry connections, funding opportunities, and collaborative environments.