This EDA investment supports the city of murrieta with renovating the existing murrieta innovation center (MIC) into a top-notch life science startup incubator that will be the premier business…

The City of Murrieta received a $3,037,388 project grant from the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration under the Investments for Public Works and Economic Development Facilities program (CFDA 11.300). The funding will support renovating the existing Murrieta Innovation Center into a premier life science startup incubator facility. Improvements will include a wet lab, creative office space, a learning center, small business support services, and a medical conference room. These renovations will strengthen the Innovation Center's role as a regional hub bringing together entrepreneurs, startups, universities, and others to generate unprecedented regional economic growth in Southwest Riverside County, California. The project is scheduled for completion by May 2, 2027.

This EDA investment supports the city of murrieta with renovating the existing murrieta innovation center (MIC) into a top-notch life science startup incubator that will be the premier business incubator and a driver for job creation in the southwest riverside county region of california. The facility will feature a wet lab, creative office space, a learning center, small business support services, and medical conference room. These improvements will strengthen the MIC's role as a regional innovation hub that can bring entrepreneurs, start-UPS, established companies, universities, students, consultants, and non-profits together with technology and resources to generate an environment that can serve as a catalyst for unprecedented regional economic growth.