Flatiron Park’s next phase
New owners aim to make Flatiron Park epicenter of Boulder’s biotech boom
BOULDER — So, it’s early 2022, COVID-19 is wreaking havoc on the market for office space, and you’ve just made the single-largest real estate deal in Colorado history, spending $625 million to acquire hundreds of thousands of square feet of offices. Now what do you do?
If you’re BioMed Realty LLC, a California-based Blackstone portfolio company, you lean on your strengths: developing and operating life-sciences-centric corporate campuses.
As Boulder’s biotechnology sector booms, BioMed is redeveloping significant portions of traditional office space within east Boulder’s Flatiron Park business district into lab-office-flex buildings that will cater to life-sciences tenants.
“We’re trying to activate an…
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