A Day in the Life (Sciences): The Where and Why of the Bio-Boom

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A Day in the Life (Sciences): The Where and Why of the Bio-Boom

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Oct 16, 2020

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The Life Sciences industry is booming around the world. CBRE specialists Ian Anderson, Joanne Henderson and Steve Purpura join Spencer to analyze the growth of bio-tech clusters and what it means for real estate usage and investment.

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Oct 16, 2020

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