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If you want to know the role medical laboratory space is playing in the Greater Boston market, all you need to do is look at the numbers: At the end of 2007, there was 13.5M SF of total inventory in the entire market; today there is 16M SF total and 14.1M SF is occupied, Richards Barry Joyce & Partners president Bob Richards (here at the firm's State Street office) tells us. Much activity is focused in the Longwood Medical Area, where the Center for Life Sciences is the ?premier laboratory product.? Bob says about working in LMA, ?Developing strategies to solve complex needs demands unique skill sets but is extremely fulfilling.? He also expects there?ll be some significant announcements and moves within LMA soon. For more info go here (or check Bob as a panelist out at our Health Care RE Summit on Wednesday. Sign up now!)

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