NYC Life Sciences Availability Decreases in Third Quarter

NYC Life Sciences Availability Decreases in Third Quarter

The latest quarterly report from CBRE reveals key trends in New York City’s lab leasing market. Lab leasing velocity decreased to 27,000 square feet, a significant drop from the previous quarter and last year. The lab exclusive availability rate also saw a decrease of 110 basis points compared to the previous quarter and 140 basis points compared to last year. However, the occupancy-ready pre-built lab availability rate remained steady at 10.7% but increased by 350 basis points from last year.

Despite these changes, the average asking rent for lab space remained stable at $100.76 per square foot. Lab space requirements also decreased by 4% from the previous quarter and a significant decrease of 45% compared to last year.

This decline in life sciences availability is evident in Q3 for NYC according to CBRE’s report.

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