Maryland Life Sciences

Developments Designed for Life Sciences


Millions of Square Feet Dedicated for Life Sciences Under Development

For fast-growing companies in life sciences, finding the right space to accommodate growth can be a challenge, thanks to the complex, specific needs of every company. But selecting a location for life sciences isn’t just about getting the lab and manufacturing spaces right. In a world where the competition for talent is more fierce than ever, life science companies should also consider locations that allure potential workers.

In Maryland, several developers, all experienced in life sciences development, are busy creating more buildings and dedicated campuses specifically designed to foster innovation in life sciences. And these new developments factor in lifestyle amenities that modern workers want. Here are a few exciting developments in the works across Maryland.

Research & Development Labs

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Biomanufacturing Labs

Properties on this list include at least 200,000 sq. ft. and are being marketed / built primarily with life sciences needs in mind. Developers with projects that fit that criteria can reach out to our site selection contacts below. Properties can also be submitted to Maryland's sites database.

CONTACT A MARYLAND REPRESENTATIVE

Interested in expanding your life sciences business in Maryland? Members of the Maryland Commerce team can help you find your next opportunity in Maryland. Reach out to learn more about our life sciences community or for help finding spaces that may work for you.

Life Sciences Industry

Stefanie Trop, Ph.D, Director, Office of Life Sciences

stefanie.trop@maryland.gov443-610-7436

Site Selection Assistance

Matt Doyle, Senior Business Development Representative

matthew.doyle1@maryland.gov443-844-0859

Site Selection Assistance

Jayson Knott, Senior Director, Office of Business Development

jayson.knott@maryland.gov410-718-0084

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NIH R&D awards

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Highest concentration doctoral scientists and engineers.

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Federal obligations for R&D

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Biomedical engineering programs (Johns Hopkins University)

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LIFE SCIENCES IN MARYLAND