Category: In The News

In a recent Q&A with Commercial Property Executive, BioMed Realty’s Salil Payappilly, Senior Vice President, highlighted the Gateway of Pacific campus and its focus on sustainability.

BioMed Realty’s Flatiron Park provides mission-critical infrastructure for life science and technology companies within Boulder’s innovation ecosystem, which is the focus of CNBC’s “Cities of Success” story in April 2024.

BioMed Realty and Butterfly Pavilion announced a partnership to develop and enhance pollinator habitat in BioMed Realty’s Flatiron Park in Boulder. It represents Butterfly Pavilion’s first partnership with a life science and technology campus.

The biotech explosion in and around Boulder over the last half-decade or so comes as little surprise to local players who have long understood the region to be a technology powerhouse.

Biotech Development Giant Chases Ongoing Demand for Lab and Research Space in Emeryville

The Estates Gazette article featured BioMed Realty’s development growth in Cambridge, UK, and the expansion of the Company’s offices at the McClintock Building within Granta Park.

The Gas Transfer Station was the last remaining element of Kendall’s industrial past, and removing it from Third Street provides BioMed Realty with full use of the overall building lot for 585 Kendall, the 600,000 SF life sciences tower under development.

BioMed Realty entered the Cambridge, UK market in 2012 and is playing a key role in helping the government achieve its ambitions of transforming the country into a ‘science superpower’ by delivering mission-critical infrastructure.

BioMed Realty’s Flatiron Park portfolio includes 870,000 SF of existing space and 438,000 SF of current and future development. Flatiron Park offers cutting-edge lab and office environments with the latest in modern design to attract and retain top talent.

One of the most prominent BioMed Realty developments in the Bay Area is Gateway of Pacific, a 10-building campus in an urban park setting. The campus is being developed over several phases to provide 2.2 million SF of life science and office space.