In Andover, a Welcome Mat for Biotech Growth
Andover already has about 2 million square feet of building space devoted to life sciences, and is looking to add even more.
Investing in Water Infrastructure Has to Be at the Top of the List
by Banker & Tradesman | Dec 19, 2021
What’s the single most important thing for a Massachusetts community to support biotech firms? It’s not access to venture capital or passels of PhDs. Instead, it’s municipal water and sewer lines in commercial areas.
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