Survey of Boston's Health Services Economy: Interim Report Rev.
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Many of Boston's major hospitals by contrast are located in highly developed areas where further on-site expansion is difficult.
Non-profit Research Institutes Table XV lists five non-profit research institutes in Boston, which together utilize a quarter of a million s.f. of research space. In the next five years, these institutes expect to nearly double with an expansion of 213,000 s.f. While they would prefer to remain in Boston, close to the teaching hospitals, some of the institutes have co...nsidered moving out of the city to find suitable space for expansion needs.
The total square footage for all the facilities operated by the five research institutes is 245,916 s.f. and the total employment is 573, for an average space utilization of 429 square feet per employee (Table XV).
The additional space envisioned by the research institutes over the next five years will accommodate upwards of 508 new research jobs at current average Table XV Boston Non-Prof it Research Institutes, Employment and Facility Requirements, 1987 and Anticipated by 1992 1987 1992 Non-Prof it Employ- Building Sq.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many of Boston's major hospitals by contrast are located in highly developed areas where further on-site expansion is difficult.
Non-profit Research Institutes Table XV lists five non-profit research institutes in Boston, which together utilize a quarter of a million s.f. of research space. In the next five years, these institutes expect to nearly double with an expansion of 213,000 s.f. While they would prefer to remain in Boston, close to the teaching hospitals, some of the institutes have co...nsidered moving out of the city to find suitable space for expansion needs.
The total square footage for all the facilities operated by the five research institutes is 245,916 s.f. and the total employment is 573, for an average space utilization of 429 square feet per employee (Table XV).
The additional space envisioned by the research institutes over the next five years will accommodate upwards of 508 new research jobs at current average Table XV Boston Non-Prof it Research Institutes, Employment and Facility Requirements, 1987 and Anticipated by 1992 1987 1992 Non-Prof it Employ- Building Sq.
What to read after Survey of Boston's Health Services Economy: Interim Report Rev.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boston Redevelopment Authority to read onlineMoreLess
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