In what may be a sign of increasing headwinds in one of the nation's largest life science markets, Freenome, an early cancer detection genomics company, is backing away from an agreement to anchor a Bay Area life science campus now under construction in Brisbane.
Freenome has put 68K SF of pre-leased life science space back on the market—the top two floors of a five-story building under construction at the Genesis Marina complex in South San Francisco.
The building that is rising at 3000 Marina Boulevard is one of three buildings in the 560K Genesis Marina, a life science development being built by a partnership between Phase 3 Real Estate Partners and Bain Capital.
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