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Elevate Research Properties, a newly launched subsidiary of Taconic Partners, will manage all aspects of Taconic's growing life sciences real estate portfolio

Taconic Launches Life Sciences Real Estate Subsidiary 

Taconic Partners has launched Elevate Research Properties, a wholly owned subsidiary that will be responsible for the acquisition, development, leasing and management of Taconic’s growing life sciences portfolio.  

With three projects in active development along with a recently announced future pipeline deal, Elevate will have approximately $2 billion of investment in life sciences real estate totaling 1.4 million square feet. Although all four projects are located in Manhattan, Elevate plans to invest in core lab markets outside New York as well.  

On Manhattan’s West Side, Elevate has two active lab developments. 125 West End Ave. on the Upper West Side is a 400,000-square-foot, $600-million lab development delivering in the second quarter of 2023, while in Midtown, The Hudson Research Center is a 320,000-square-foot building already home to an impressive roster of research tenants.  

Elevate will soon unveil plans for 309 E. 94th St., a 200,000-square foot Class-A research lab development.  

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