By Jack Stubbs The Life Sciences industry has been a growing sector in the Puget Sound region—especially in South Lake Union—over the last couple of years, and another research and development facility in Lynnwood recently changed hands between two healthcare companies. On Wednesday, January 31st, a roughly 89,000 square foot research and development building in […]
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