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🇪🇸 Conren Tramway selling Esplugues Campus in Barcelona for up to €65 million
🇬🇧 £51 million National Cryogenic Facility to be built at Sci-Tech Daresbury
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🇳🇱 Novaxia sells life sciences complex in Rotterdam metropolitan region
🇩🇪 TSC Real Estate acquires Gesundheitsforum Regensburg
🇩🇪 Walter Beteiligungen to develop 5,000 sq m medical centre in Augsburg
🇩🇪 Preventive Care Center expands to 2,000 sq m at The One in Nuremberg
🇩🇪 Hagedorn and Impulse Therapiezentren sign 10-year lease in Bielefeld
🇩🇪 Purealis acquires Upper Bavaria lab property in Velaris sale-and-leaseback
🇬🇧 Brunel Healthcare takes 142,386 sq ft at Tetron142 in Swadlincote
🇬🇧 Dandy opens UK laboratory at St John's Innovation Park, Cambridge
🇮🇪 Kerry opens expanded biotechnology manufacturing facility in Cork
🇫🇷 Construction begins on HealthTech Station deeptech incubator in Tours
🇪🇸 SID to invest €16 million in new laboratory buildings at Barcelona campus
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Conren Tramway selling Esplugues Campus in Barcelona for up to €65 million
Conren Tramway is selling its Esplugues Campus, an 18,000 sq m office-led life sciences scheme in Esplugues de Llobregat, a life sciences cluster on the outskirts of Barcelona.
The asset, which has been repositioned from a former Braun industrial site into an office and laboratory campus targeting pharmaceutical and technology occupiers, is expected to trade for €60 million to €65 million.
CBRE and JLL have been mandated on the sale, and the process is understood to be at an early stage.
The campus is close to major pharmaceutical companies, hospitals and research centres and has good transport links to the city centre.
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£51 million National Cryogenic Facility to be built at Sci-Tech Daresbury
A £51 million National Cryogenic Facility, funded through UK Research and Innovation's (UKRI) Infrastructure Fund and announced in March 2026, is to be built at the Science and Technology Facilities Council’s Daresbury Laboratory on the Sci-Tech Daresbury campus in Cheshire.
The open-access facility will provide ultra-low temperature environments operating close to absolute zero and is expected to increase UK cryogenic testing capacity by approximately six times.
It will support quantum computing hardware, superconducting magnets for fusion energy, next-generation MRI systems and hydrogen-powered aviation, with potential downstream benefits for advanced medical imaging and quantum-enabled drug discovery.
The facility reinforces Sci-Tech Daresbury’s role as a cross-disciplinary cluster where quantum technologies, healthcare technologies and wider research infrastructure intersect.
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