Why attend

The Construction News and Property Week Life Sciences, Tech & Research Clusters conference is a valuable investment for agents, developers, investors, occupiers, property management teams, construction professionals and more, examining this fast-growing sector in commercial property.

With historically tight real estate supply conditions beginning to ease as new developments have reached completion, the Life Sciences Sector Plan and the Life Sciences Manufacturing Fund highlight the medium to long term commitments to support the sector. The sector anticipates faster regulatory approvals, mid-value M&A, high-value licensing agreements and strategic partnerships to continue to grow across AI powered drug discovery, cell and gene therapy and improved manufacturing and clinical infrastructure.

The conference this year will share insight into the direction of science and technology R&D and how building space can adapt to serve the sector and realise the potential returns on investments.

Hear what our previous attendees had to say:

Key reasons why you should attend


Understand tenant needs: Explore the unique requirements of science and technology tenants, ensuring your developments align with the specialist needs of these research communities

Market insights: Gain valuable information into emerging trends and demands within this sector, enabling more informed investment decisions and strategic planning

Skill enhancement: Learn about the unique requirements for these builds, and better tailor your bids and win more of this future work

Navigate regulations: Stay updated on the latest regulatory landscape for laboratory construction, ensuring your projects align with industry standards

Access decision makers: Engage directly with the estates directors of pharmaceutical companies, research institutions and developers creating opportunities for collaboration on future projects

Who attends

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Audience profile

Venue

Hilton Bankside, London
2-8 Great Suffolk St
London
SE1 0UG