U.S. Life Sciences Talent Trends 2024 - CBRE

Jun 3, 2024 · 54%. Our 2024 report examines new biological and biomedical sciences graduates at the market level, highlighting the advantage of a local supply of emerging life sciences talent. It also explores the U.S. life sciences workforce in three key areas: R&D, manufacturing and …

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Source: CBRE Research, Q2 2024. Figure 20 illustrates that 37% of the top 100 medtech talent is in Los Angeles-Orange County and Minneapolis-St. Paul. Together with Boston-Cambridge …

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Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2023. Average asking rent for lab/R&D space in the top three life sciences markets declined by 0.1% for the year ending Q3 2023., compared with a 13.2% …

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Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2023. A limited amount of life sciences job losses is expected amid an economic slowdown in 2024 (Figure 17). A modest 0.2% drop in life sciences employment …

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U.S. Life Sciences Research Talent 2023 - CBRE

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Jun 5, 2023 · The average salary for U.S. life sciences researchers increased by 14.5% between 2018 and 2021, compared with 10.2% for all private industry employees. This trend will likely …

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Oct 31, 2024 · Executive Summary. The overall multifamily vacancy rate fell to 5.3% in Q3 as demand outpaced new deliveries. The vacancy rate is soon expected to return to its long-run …

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What's new in Life Sciences in 2024?

Our 2024 report examines new biological and biomedical sciences graduates at the market level, highlighting the advantage of a local supply of emerging life sciences talent. It also explores the U.S. life sciences workforce in three key areas: R&D, manufacturing and medtech. ...

Will securing top talent be a challenge in 2024?

This year, our expanded analysis covers the nation’s top 100 markets, including rankings for life sciences manufacturing and medtech talent clusters. Low unemployment and demographic constraints suggest that securing top talent will remain challenging in 2024. ...

What are the top 25 US markets for life sciences research talent?

CBRE has identified the top 25 U.S. markets for life sciences research talent in 2023. The top three markets remain Boston/Cambridge, the San Francisco Bay Area and Washington, D.C./Baltimore. Philadelphia, Denver/Boulder, Miami/Fort Lauderdale and Sacramento showed the most improvement in the top 25 rankings from the previous year. ...

Will life sciences job losses be higher in 2024?

Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2023. A limited amount of life sciences job losses is expected amid an economic slowdown in 2024 (Figure 17). A modest 0.2% drop in life sciences employment in the first half of 2024, followed by mild growth in the second half, should ultimately result in higher life sciences employment at the end of 2024 than in 2023. ...

Will life sciences jobs be rehired again in November 2023?

While anecdotal evidence and employment data suggest that some of those laid off have been rehired, layoffs picked up again in November 2023. Source: CBRE Research, Q4 2023. A limited amount of life sciences job losses is expected amid an economic slowdown in 2024 (Figure 17). ...

How many life sciences research professionals are there?

The number of U.S. life sciences research professionals grew by 3.1% last year to a record 545,000, compared with a 2.2% increase for all U.S. occupations. The labor market for life sciences research talent remains extremely tight. ...