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C&W
Life Sciences Group |
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- Over 65% of all brokered laboratory transactions
in San Diego
- Most recent and relevant experience
- Oldest, most experienced laboratory specialists
- Oldest, most established brokerage company in
San Diego (since 1891)
- Industry Commitment and Co-founders of Biocom
- Specializes EXCLUSIVELY in laboratory transactions
- www.sdlifesciences.com
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San
Diego Biotech Resources |
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Our recommended
resources are San Diego's most trusted and reliable industry
leaders in their field
- BIOCOM -
is the largest regional life science association in the
world, representing more than 575 member companies in
Southern California
- SDEE - to encourage new entrepreneurs,
and to sponsor networking and educational events to help
develop the skills necessary to bring funding and business
to the San Diego area
- Occupational
Services, Inc - One-stop shop for decommissioning,
Hazmat, and other environment/life safety issues. Contact
Jeff Silvers, jeff@occserv.com,
(619) 708-8130
- Barney & Barney -
Business insurance for the life sciences industry. Contact
Mike Milligan, mikem@barneyandbarney.com,
(858) 587-7421
- BioSurplus,
Inc.
- For surplus and discount lab equipment. Contact Sue
Prelozni, sprelozni@biosurplus.com or Fred Hill, fhill@biosurplus.com,
(858) 550-0800
- Teldata
- For all of your telephone / data needs, this is one
the top groups for the life sciences industry. Contact:
Tobey Halstead, tobeyh@teldata.com, (858) 384-3049
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LEASING
ACTIVITY will remain slow through
much of 2010, although large (20,000+ SF) transaction volume
is relatively high at the time. The typically active 10,000
SF and under category is notably slow, and the bulk of
small activity has been in the “incubator” category of
500-2,000 SF
OVERALL
VACANCY will likely rise slowly through 2010-2011,
with the increase in demand closely trailing availability.
Subject to major movement by larger tenants, we do not anticipate
vacancy rates to rise or fall dramatically over the near
to mid-term horizon
CONSTRUCTION: will
remain slow, with little to no new lab creation in the next
couple of years. Save for the Campus Pointe redevelopment in
UTC and the Sanford Consortium project in Torrey Pines, we
expect lab construction to remain limited to tenant improvements.
Construction costs remain historically low and tenants are
advised to take advantage of this opportunity to address refurbishment
and/or modification needs
