
PERE’s 2025 Life Sciences report explores emerging specialized facilities amid recalibration
After a pandemic-fueled surge in development, life sciences real estate faces rising vacancies and slower rent growth. However, opportunity is shifting to biomanufacturing and cold storage subsectors, where demand is tied to scientific progress more than market cycles. For investors willing to navigate complexity, the next phase of growth may prove longer lived than the last.
INSIDE PERE'S LIFE SCIENCES REPORT
Rethinking the life sciences sector beyond the lab
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