New Haven Biotech Tower Lands Second Anchor Tenant
Yale University will be the other major tenant in a 525,000-square-foot tower set to rise in downtown New Haven.
Yale University will be the other major tenant in a 525,000-square-foot tower set to rise in downtown New Haven.
One of the biggest developments planned for New Haven in years is set to break ground this summer.
The owners of a downtown New Haven office building can go ahead with converting the property to biotech research labs.
A 8-story New Haven office building could be come lab space in a proposal being considered by the city’s Zoning Board of Appeals.
A lab-focused renovation north of downtown New Haven is beginning to pay off for the joint venture that acquired the property in 2019 with the signing of its first major biotech tenant.
New Haven’s City Plan Commission has given its assent to a 500,00-square-foot biotech tower downtown meant to offer a home to the city’s growing life sciences industry.
The new owners of a vacant lot near New Haven’s Mill River are planning to redevelop it into either biotech or warehouse uses.
A new economic action plan will be rolled out in Connecticut that will include incentives to attract employers to its cities and promote the growth of women-and-minority-owned businesses, according to a top state official.
New Haven’s biotech boomlet isn’t confined to the city. Branford-based Tangen BioSciences signed a multi-year lease for a Branford industrial building it converted to a biotech facility in less than nine months.
A large, undeveloped parcel in Farmington owned by the city of Hartford’s pension fund is coming up for sale or ground lease.
Prominent New Haven biotech firm Alexion Pharmaceuticals plans to expand its Global Product Development lab at 100 College St. in the city.
Building on nearly $1 billion worth of investments made during former Gov. Dannel Malloy’s administration, a new state plan for the life sciences sector hopes to spur the creation of 6,000 new jobs over the next decade.
One of New Haven’s newest commercial buildings has a new tenant: Yale University.
Two Branford commercial buildings totaling 72,000 square feet have sold for $2.63 million.
The CFO of New Haven biotech company that receives federal research grants was recently charged with embezzling nearly $1 million.
Several biotech companies have leased space on Branford’s Business Park Drive.
A biotech firm recently inked a five-year lease in Old Saybrook.
California-based global biotech company Amgen Inc. has agreed to pay $95 million to settle a class-action lawsuit filed on behalf of investors who bought securities from the company between April 2004 and May 2007, according to a statement from State Treasurer Denise L. Nappier.