Developer behind Mace’s King’s Cross life sciences building working with agents to find new occupiers after end-user pulled out last year

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Sisk saw £110m fit out contract pulled following decision by US drug maker Merck

The developer behind a life sciences building in London that a US drugs maker changed its mind about moving into has said it is speaking to would-be occupiers as Mace prepares to finish up its shell and core contract later this spring.

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