oWow revitalizes unoccupied buildings and vacant land into affordable housing projects such as its newest project, an adaptive reuse site that formerly housed an industrial-zoned Greyhound bus terminal.

The sector has grown five times as fast as the local economy since 2000, adding more than 85,000 jobs.

Only two other portfolios with more than 200 units sold in Rego Park and Forest Hills in the past half century according to Paul Massey's brokerage firm B6.

The life sciences sector has grown nearly 5 times as fast as the economy since 2000, says C&W report.