As the commercial real estate landscape continues to shift in response to economic, technological, and societal forces, staying ahead of the curve is more critical than ever. Join us for an insightful webinar that explores the key trends shaping commercial real estate in 2025 and what lies ahead.
From the transformation of office spaces and the rise of mixed-use developments to the impact of AI, ESG regulations, and remote work, our expert panel will break down the forces redefining CRE investment, development, and management. Whether you’re a broker, investor, developer, or industry service provider, this session will equip you with the knowledge and foresight to adapt and thrive in a rapidly evolving market.
John WeaverJohn is the chair of the firm’s Real Estate Practice Group, chair of the firm’s Artificial Intelligence Practice, and a member of the Cybersecurity and Privacy Group. He is a leading transactional real estate attorney north of Boston and a sought after national voice on legal issues involving artificial intelligence.
John serves as outside real estate counsel to regional and national companies, overseeing the management, financing, and expansion of their real estate holdings. In that role, he develops strategic plans for clients’ real estate assets and coordinates with local counsel across the country to effectively implement those plans, protecting and leveraging clients’ holdings. He also represents clients in all manner of discrete real estate transactions in the north of Boston market, including sales, acquisitions, leases, easement negotiations, and municipal land use applications before zoning, planning, and select boards. John frequently works with in house and outside real estate counsel on stand-alone projects where local counsel is beneficial.
Sabrina is a director in the Corporate Department and Real Estate Practice Group. She is an accomplished and respected attorney who is experienced in a wide range of practice areas, including corporate and business law; commercial and residential real estate; banking and commercial transactions; bankruptcy; estate planning, probate, and trust administration.
Throughout her career Sabrina has worked closely with individual and business clients on a broad range of real estate and business matters including acquisitions and dispositions, leasing, land use, governance, contracts, finance, general corporate issues, dispute resolution, mergers and acquisitions, creditors’ rights, evictions, and succession planning. She has represented local and national clients in bankruptcy matters throughout the United States and worked with banks, credit unions, and private lenders on significant commercial financing, workout, and foreclosure matters. Sabrina has also assisted municipal clients with a variety of issues, including tax matters.
Caroline Palucha is an associate in the firm’s Corporate Department and Real Estate Practice Group where she assists individuals and businesses in a variety of matters, including commercial and residential acquisitions and sales, leasing, landlord/tenant, easements, and land use matters.
Caroline earned her J.D. magna cum laude, from UNH Franklin Pierce School of Law in 2024, where she served as an officer for the Hispanic and Latinx Law Student Association.
Graduated from Babson College with a Bachelor of Science in Business Management in 2003. Chris Norwood began his real estate brokerage career in 2000 when he became a licensed salesperson in the state of New Hampshire. Since that time he has assisted in closing tens of millions of dollars worth of sale and lease transactions over hundreds of thousands of square feet, as well as aided in consulting and valuation work.
Ernesto BurdenErnesto has been vice president digital for Newspapers of New England (NNE), group publisher at PennWell, vice president of digital media for The Telegraph and NH.com and related sites, as well as digital media director for the Rutland Herald and Times Argus newspapers in Vermont, online editor for The Telegraph and NH.com, and a print editor and reporter with daily and weekly newspapers. He’s spent his career at the intersection of publishing, digital evolution and marketing helping both publishers and advertisers maximize their digital visibility.
From the transformation of office spaces and the rise of mixed-use developments to the impact of AI, ESG regulations, and remote work, our expert panel will break down the forces redefining CRE investment, development, and management.
Some headlines suggest the housing crisis is easing, but that’s not the full picture. Join experts from New Hampshire Housing, NH Community Loan Fund and Sheehan Phinney for a candid look at what’s really changing in New Hampshire’s housing landscape.
How are New Hampshire business leaders coping with, managing through, and even finding opportunities in this time of economic uncertainty?
This webinar explores the upcoming 2025 sunset of the federal estate tax exemption and how it could significantly impact estate planning, especially amid ongoing economic uncertainty.
Employees—especially younger generations—expect transparency, flexibility, and real support. Meeting those needs requires updated approaches to communication, culture, and leadership. Whether you’re managing a team of five or leading a statewide organization, this session will help you create a more inclusive, future-ready workplace.
How are recent market events impacting your finances? During this session, we will discuss current market and economic conditions and the potential implications of volatility moving forward.
Join NH Business Review and McLane Middleton on Thursday, April 3 for a no-nonsense look at what it takes to get a solar project off the ground in New Hampshire. Whether you’re a developer, part of the industry, or a municipal leader considering hosting solar, this webinar will break down the key challenges and opportunities.
Join us as industry banking and real estate leaders offer a snapshot of emerging housing trends for 2025 in New Hampshire.
