Mark Beaudoin represents developers, landowners and investors in all aspects of commercial real estate transactions, including land use and environmental permitting.
My practice focuses on assisting clients with the acquisition, financing, permitting, leasing and disposition of commercial real estate. The industries with which I work vary from commercial real estate developers and health care facilities to energy providers and telecommunication companies.
I have represented parties ranging from large institutional owners and charitable organizations to family-owned real estate investment companies in the purchase and sale of retail and multifamily housing buildings. Recently, I represented a Fortune 500 company that simultaneously acquired two mixed-use developments having numerous existing commercial tenants and a history of environmental contamination.
I have represented a number of large corporations in leasing commercial space across the country. Recently, I represented an international manufacturer and consumer products company in the negotiation of 100,000 sq. ft. leases involving the relocation of large manufacturing plants in Portsmouth, New Hampshire and Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Another important part of my practice is working with renewable energy providers in connection with the acquisition and permitting of solar, wind, hydro and natural gas facilities, as well as, managing related due diligence and other site acquisition and/or leasing services needed to ensure my clients are protected and transactions close efficiently.
I help clients navigate complex land use and environmental regulations. In one recent project, I assisted a company that was in violation of a municipality’s zoning ordinance and site plan regulations come into full compliance while minimizing any impact on necessary business operations.
By the year 2050, the 65-plus age group population will nearly double due to advancements in public health strategy and medical treatment. This projected growth, along with seniors who will have the financial capacity to take advantage of the numerous housing options now available, will continue to fuel the need for increased seniors housing development across the country. I look forward to working with investors, developers and public entities in the financing, permitting and construction of these important projects.
Law360 | May 06, 2018
In this roundup of promotions to partner and firm management positions, 14 attorneys from Nixon Peabody are highlighted. The 11 attorneys promoted to partner are Ellie Altshuler, Mark Beaudoin, Erik Birkeneder, Hannah Bornstein, Chris Browning, Barry Carrigan, Keri McWilliams, Matt Mullen, Steven Richard, Charles Tamuleviz and Alison Torbitt. In addition, Kenneth C. Lind was promoted to leader of the firms’ public finance practice group, Justin Thompson was promoted to office managing partner in LA, and Aaron Yowell was promoted to chief innovation officer.
Vermont Law School, J.D.
University College, Oxford, Residency
Hobart and William Smith Colleges, B.A.
New Hampshire
U.S. District Court, District of New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Mark was recognized by Super Lawyers as a “Rising Star” in New England for commercial real estate, land use and zoning law for 2014–2019.
Mark is a volunteer attorney for the NH Pro Bono Referral Program’s Low-Income Taxpayer Project, which helps low-income taxpayers with federal tax controversies.