Rare disease drug maker BioMarin’s unusual path to campus expansion in Marin: Team up with a local senior center


The rare-disease drug developer and San Rafael nonprofit Whistlestop have set their sights on securing the building approvals necessary to redevelop 999 Third St. into two massive research facilities and a building with an active aging center topped with senior affordable housing.

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