When it comes to looking for lab space for earlier stage companies, it often seems like a perpetual rainy day.  Unless buoyed by enormous rounds of financing, companies with more conservative budgets can quickly feel the water rising as they seek space that won't sink them during the critical early stages of development.  When the market doesn't bear an intuitive solution for a company's facility needs, a sense of panic can set in and lead that company to grasp at straws.  Soliciting guidance from a trusted source to separate fact from fiction is crucial to regaining focus and achieving the company's ultimate goal - getting to work. 

 

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New Guide: Key Considerations when Subleasing Lab Space

 

Life Science companies looking for space are generally very interested in the availability of sublease opportunities in the lab market. There is often a sense of optimism in the planning stages of these companies that believe unfortunate market conditions should set the table with a plentitude of excess space. However, once confronted with the realities of the market, companies are often left perplexed. This guide will provide you with the right question to ask when considering subleasing.

 

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Sincerely, 

 

Mike Shreve

Senior Vice President

shreve@t3advisors.com

781-966-2764