Joel Marcus

Alexandria Real Estate founder Joel Marcus and remnants of the Eaton Fire in Los Angeles.
Life Sciences · Investments & Sales
California

Nation’s Top Lab REIT Blasts Calif. Leaders, Biden Administration Over Wildfires

By Greg Cornfield
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Joel S. Marcus, Executive Chairman & Founder; Peter M. Moglia, CEO and CIO; and the Alexandria Center for Life Sciences.
Life Sciences · Capital Markets
National

Alexandria Real Estate Reports Higher Revenue, Leasing Activity During Q3

By Nick Trombola
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Alexandria Real Estate Equities Founder and Chairman Joel Marcus and a microscope
Life Sciences · Capital Markets
National

Alexandria Real Estate Checks Life Sciences Ambitions in Latest Earnings Call

By Nick Trombola
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ARE’s portfolio occupancy was at 94.6 percent at the end of the year, up 90 basis points from the prior quarter. (Photo by Sebastián López Brach for The Washington Post via Getty Images)
Life Sciences · Leases
National

Top U.S. Lab REIT Unloaded $1.3B in 2023 While Portfolio Lost $460M in Value

By Greg Cornfield
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Pharmaceutical employees work in quality control.
Life Sciences · More
National

Alexandria Wants to Dispel ‘Overblown’ Concerns Over Life Sciences

By Greg Cornfield
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835 Industrial Road in San Carlos, Calif.
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California

Alexandria Says It’s Already Backfilling Atreca’s Nixed Lease In Silicon Valley

By Greg Cornfield
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For the 12th consecutive quarter, the nation’s leading lab and R&D landlord secured more than 1 million square feet in leasing.
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National

Alexandria Reports Higher Revenues But Pauses Some Projects

By Greg Cornfield
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Alexandria also reported 95 percent occupancy for its North American properties.
Life Sciences · Leases
National

Alexandria Maintains High Leasing Halfway Through 2022

By Greg Cornfield
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Building a life science building.
Life Sciences · Features
National

Life Science Is Pandemic-Proof Real Estate

By Tom Acitelli
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Greenwich Lane.
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New York City

Rudin Wins Back $350K in Real Estate Taxes From City: Judge

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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Landlords may feel a greater sense of urgency in protesting the city’s property valuations due to increased retail vacancies. Photo: Getty Images
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New York City

With Stores Closing, How Come Property Values—and Tax Assessments—Are Still Sky High?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
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