British Land sets sights on life sciences as office developer plots recovery from pandemic

By Dave Rogers2021-05-26T09:30:00

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Developer British Land has said it is targeting tenants from the life sectors sector and moving into the logistics market as it looks to new areas of business to plot a recovery from the covid-19 pandemic.

The firm is best known for being behind a swathe of high-profile office buildings in the City in recent years including Sir Robert McAlpine’s recently completed 100 Liverpool Street scheme at Broadgate as well as its Cheesegrater tower, built by Laing O’Rourke, and which it sold four years ago to a Chinese firm for more than £1bn.

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