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Greatland Realty Partners begins work on 180,000 s/f facility for Revolution Labs

Revolution Labs team from Greatland Realty, Callahan Construction, JLL and
SGA at ground-breaking. Photo credit: Nate Photography

Lexington, MA Greatland Realty Partners, a Boston-based real estate development firm, has begun construction at Revolution Labs, a new 180,000 s/f life science lab building. The development is available for lease to leading life science companies and will feature purpose-built laboratory infrastructure, full service onsite amenities, and multi-functional outdoor spaces. Callahan Construction Managers is the general contractor for the project.

Located at 1050 Waltham St., the property is south of Rte. 2 in a walkable, mixed-use neighborhood with access to I-95 and less than 15 minutes from Cambridge. The Lexington/Waltham area is well-positioned within the Massachusetts “Super Cluster,” housing some of the most prominent life science, pharmaceutical, and biotech companies in the country. JLL is serving as leasing agent for the property.

“Revolution Labs has been specifically designed for the benefit of the end user, consistent with Greatland’s customer-focused philosophy,” said Phil Dorman, managing partner at Greatland. “Our experienced, multidisciplinary team has created an incredible new opportunity for leading life science companies to expand their physical footprint in a market with extremely limited supply of existing lab space.”

Designed by architecture firm SGA, the development will offer occupants a superior work environment, including full lab infrastructure with extended clear heights, covered parking with a solar canopy and electric vehicle charging stations, shuttle service to the nearby Alewife MBTA station, an onsite café, fitness center, bike share, bike storage, lockers and showers, lounge areas and meeting space, an amenity deck with a fire pit, sport court, and a connection to more than four miles of nature trails along the Western Greenway.

The location also offers walkable access to retail such as Starbucks, Chipotle, and Panera Bread.

In addition, the building has been designed to achieve WiredScore Wired Certification along with both LEED and WELL gold-level certifications for environmental sustainability and occupant health and wellbeing.

The JLL team leasing the project includes managing director Jason Fivek, managing director Don Domoretsky, and vice president Jordan Yarboro.

“Revolution Labs will be a game-changer in Massachusetts’ thriving life science market,” said Fivek. “At the center of Greater Boston’s life science cluster, this development is designed for highly skilled knowledge workers to facilitate next-level research and development activities.”

Revolution Labs is available for lease to leading life science companies, with the property being ready for occupancy in the third quarter of 2022.

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