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Emily Lynch

  • Custom Content Writer, Bisnow
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Bisnow, Medium, Bustle, The Daily Caller, International Data Corporation (IDC), Rochester City Newspaper, The Grenfell Record
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The State of Rhode Island: Politics and Government

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By Maureen Moakley, Emily Lynch
The State of Rhode Island: Politics and Government Over the past twenty years, the politics and the political culture of Rhode Island have changed significantly, and this book is designed to provide a comprehensive update on the always fascinating story of politics and government in the Ocean State.
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BBX Logistics Properties' Mark Levy At Bisnow's South Florida Event

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By Emily Lynch
| Bisnow Verified
While the national industrial vacancy rate , unstable economic conditions continue to worry lenders, investors and developers alike, causing a chain reaction of skepticism to spread throughout the sector. Because of this, demand has somewhat softened. However, it continues to be strong on a relative basis. One market that is still on the upswing is South Florida. This year, the South Florida industrial market closed Q1 with a 3.7% vacancy rate, below the national average.
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Contract Vivarium Facilities

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By Emily Lynch
| Bisnow Verified
A scientist working in one of Mispro's vivarium facilities. While cities like Boston and San Francisco continue to dominate the life sciences sector, demand for research and development facilities is growing exponentially across the country. In 2022, U.S. lab space vacancy rates hit a historic low of 4.9%, with emerging markets such as New York and Raleigh-Durham constructing more than 800K SF and 2.1M SF of office and laboratory space, respectively.
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