A computational drug-discovery firm's decision to stay put underscores CBRE's read that science and tech tenants are anchoring the central city. Schrödinger, the computational drug-discovery and materials-science company that builds physics-based software to model molecules, has renewed 17,348 square feet at One Main Place, the 20-story tower at 101 SW Main Street in downtown Portland. […]
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