Report: Life Sciences Job Growth Slowed Way Down in 2024
Total employment in the Massachusetts life sciences industry remained effectively flat in 2024, a key source of pressure for lab landlords.
Biotech Group Predicts 42K New Jobs by 2032
by James Sanna | May 31, 2023
The state’s biggest biotech landlords may be hitting pause on new developments or, in some cases, abandoning projects entirely. But those headlines haven’t dampened enthusiastic predictions from the life science industry’s leading trade group.
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