Biomedical firm Foundation Medicine signed a lease last August for 580,000 square feet and space at the 400 Summer St. building in the Seaport District. Photo Courtesy of WS Development. Biomedical firm Foundation Medicine signed a lease last August for 580,000 square feet and space at the 400 Summer St. building in the Seaport District. Photo Courtesy of WS Development.

BOSTON—With a vacancy rate of 1.5% in Cambridge, new life science clusters in and around Greater Boston are now beginning to emerge.

CBRE in a recently released report notes that more than 500 life sciences and biotechnology companies are now based in Boston and Cambridge with more than 100 firms more in the suburbs.


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