East Hartford, CT As tax regulations continue to evolve, real estate professionals must stay informed on key changes that could impact their clients’ investments and business strategies. To help commercial practitioners navigate these shifts, the Connecticut CCIM Chapter is hosting an in-depth session, “Real Estate & Taxes: Navigating 2025’s Changing Landscape,” on Friday, March 28, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 10:30 AM at Goodwin University.

The event will feature Brian Newman, CPA, partner, and practice leader of federal tax services, who brings over 30 years of expertise in tax planning for partnerships, corporations, and LLCs. Newman will provide critical insights on proposed tax law changes affecting commercial real estate, including:

• Carried interest and its potential impact on investment strategies;

• Bonus depreciation and how businesses can maximize tax benefits;

• Section 1031 Like-Kind Exchanges and what modifications may be on the horizon;

• Qualified business income;

• Opportunity zone investments and evolving incentives;

• Home mortgage interest limitation and its implications for real estate holdings;

• Other hot topics shaping the 2025 tax landscape;

The morning will kick off with breakfast and networking at 8:00 AM, followed by Newman’s presentation and an interactive Q&A session at 8:30 AM.

With ongoing discussions around federal tax policy, this event presents a timely opportunity for real estate brokers, investors and developers to gain valuable knowledge and be aware of potential changes they may need to prepare for. 

Advance registration is available at www.ctccim.com. For more information about upcoming Connecticut CCIM Chapter events and educational programs, visit  www.CTCCIM.com.

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