By Robert Carlsen While the life sciences real estate sector in the Puget Sound region is still growing and flourishing, the challenge for tenants will be finding suitable facilities as the existing inventory is well below 5 percent vacancy and the pipeline for new development projects is extremely limited, said Daniel Seger, a senior vice […]
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