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lizabeth Berthelette's trailblazing career in research and economics is a testament to her unwavering dedication to the field. As Head of Northeast Research and National Life Sciences Research at Newmark's Boston office, she has spent nearly two decades forging opportunities for women and community.

    Berthelette's expertise lies in providing high-concentration data on life science markets across the US, collaborating with research teams, capital markets professionals, and brokerage experts to deliver quarterly reports. Her team's insights are often quoted in top-tier publications, solidifying her reputation as a leading researcher and economist.

    When asked about her inspirations, Berthelette credits her colleagues and industry peers for pushing her to think critically and develop innovative approaches in commercial real estate. Her commitment to mentorship and community service is evident through her leadership roles with CREW Boston and the Counselors of Real Estate.

    Berthelette's extensive volunteerism in Bellingham, MA, has had a lasting impact on her local community. She has chaired zoning boards and contributed to urban planning initiatives, applying her real estate expertise to shape the town's growth and development.

    As a seasoned researcher with over 20 years of experience, Berthelette oversees life science data, providing insights on employment, market strength, supply/demand balance, new construction, build-out costs, vacancies, investment sales activity, and debt financing. Her work extends beyond real estate, exploring life science market demand drivers such as population, clinical trials, healthcare costs, manufacturing, funding, and public markets.

    Berthelette's contributions to the industry have been recognized through her involvement in various publications and organizations, including The Business Journals, CoStar, GlobeSt., and Bisnow. Her recent project, a report co-authored with Lisa Dwight, was commissioned by the NAIOP Research Foundation and explores manufacturing growth and its effects on North American industrial markets.

    In 2025, Berthelette will be honored with the Outstanding Women of 2025 award at the annual Women of the Year awards gala.