Weber of Newmark Knight Frank represents Bolton Street Partners, LLC in 6 leases totaling 11,447 s/f
Ryan Weber and Christopher McMahon, senior managing directors at Newmark Knight Frank, represented Bolton Street Partners LLC, an affiliate of Triad Alpha Partners, in six recent transactions totaling 11,447 s/f at 85 Bolton St. The owner recently converted the former Wyeth Research Center to Walden Square Science Center, after noting the growing demand for turn-key laboratory space at affordable rates in the city.
Venture capital firms have taken note of the trend of large pharmaceutical companies acquiring R&D instead of having their entire R&D in-house. "These startups need space quickly, and Walden Square Science Center has capitalized on the demand by delivering functional laboratory space in a timely manner," said Weber.
The newest residents of Walden Square Science Center are Aura Biosciences; SiEnergy Systems, LLC;
Novogy, Inc.; Polyjoule, Inc.; The Water Initiative, LLC and Eton Bioscience, Inc. After welcoming these
new tenants, Walden Square Science Center is now at close to 70% occupancy and has approximately
10,000 square feet of available laboratory space. The remaining space can accommodate tenants from
1,000 SF up to 10,000 SF.
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