Now leasing at 10 Wilson Road, 13,776 - 29,871 RSF fully furnished lab spec suite, part of Davis and Invesco US’s Quad Campus in Cambridge, MA. 10 Wilson’s top floor spec suite offers all new lab equipment, benches, and substantial infrastructure as well as collaborative office space with a mix of conference, huddle rooms and perimeter offices. The spacious open kitchen has café seating plus tenants have access to the notable, Kendall Kitchen located on the building’s ground floor. The campus has Bluebikes, a shuttle to Alewife Station and a state-of-the-art fitness center. View the virtual tour: https://lnkd.in/d-bKX7KU and to learn more about 10 Wilson’s availability reach out to Eric Smith, McKenna Teague Repko, Tess Chandler, Jack Scribner or Duncan G. #TheQuadCambridge #BostonLifeScience #LifeScienceSublease #CambridgeLabSpace
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