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Search for Coronavirus Treatments Could Stoke More Biotech Space Demand

Crisis Adds to Need for Medical Cures for Aging Population
This San Diego building, owned by BioMed Realty, houses Inovio Pharmaceuticals, among several U.S. firms working on vaccines and related cures for the coronavirus.  (CoStar)
This San Diego building, owned by BioMed Realty, houses Inovio Pharmaceuticals, among several U.S. firms working on vaccines and related cures for the coronavirus. (CoStar)
CoStar News
April 2, 2020 | 10:04 P.M.

The coronavirus pandemic that's hitting a variety of industries is having less of an effect on life science real estate because demand for the space is already high and not expected to wane in the nation's top biotech cities including Boston, San Francisco and San Diego.

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