A new report ranks the top 10 “clusters” for the sector, based on factors including concentration of life sciences jobs, venture capital funding and National Institute of Health funding, among others.
The most attractive markets for life sciences space have shifted a bit since last year, according to a new report from real estate services firm JLL. The report ranks the top 10 “clusters” for the sector, based on factors including concentration of life sciences jobs, venture capital funding for life sciences companies, lab supply, concentration of life sciences establishments and level of National Institute of Health funding, as well as space occupancy rates and average rents. Here are this year’s rankings: