The U.S. life sciences real estate market has finally bottomed out after four years of turbulence, according to JLL's new national lab report, but the recovery is concentrating in four top markets — and Seattle is not among them, leaving Puget Sound landlords to fight for tenants in a market where supply still far outruns […]
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