It seems there’s almost no industry that the COVID-19 pandemic didn’t touch. Some skyrocketed while a good majority took a hit, and that includes construction. Lockdown measures impacted development activity, even though many states classified construction as essential or allowed … Read More
As we all learn to navigate these unprecedented times amid COVID-19, businesses large and small are being forced to pivot in nearly every aspect of the old “business as usual.” For many, this includes changing everything from top-level management … Read More
The 2020 Marcus & Millichap Multifamily Forum Southeast will take place from July 7 through July 16 as an all-digital, online conference. Sponsored in part by Caiaccio Law Firm, the redesigned forum will include live panels from industry leaders, links … Read More
While some residential tenants have had difficulty paying their rent thanks to widespread unemployment, commercial tenants have seen their earnings decrease significantly during lockdowns and gradual reopenings. Landlords and tenants will need to find creative solutions to keep businesses going, … Read More
As states begin to reopen after coronavirus shutdowns, many eviction moratoriums will be coming to an end. This will cause problems for many tenants who are still unable to pay rent. However, where governments are working to extend moratoriums to … Read More
The demand for affordable housing, which was already high before the pandemic, is only expected to increase in a post-pandemic economy. With widespread unemployment and a struggling economy, many people are seeking out affordable housing. As a result, the gap … Read More
Kevin Caiaccio Managing Attorney Kevin Caiaccio, founder of Caiaccio Law Firm, has more than 25 years of experience practicing commercial real estate law. His cut-through-the-noise mentality encourages clients and colleagues to be selective and focus on big-picture solutions. He believes … Read More
On March 31, Governor Kemp issued an executive order allowing remote notarization of certain real estate documents in order to promote social distancing during the COVID-19 pandemic. Under the order, any requirements that notarization under Code Sections 44-2-1 et … Read More
Governor Kemp recently issued an executive order allowing for immediate use of private inspectors for plan review and building inspection. The order, issued on March 20th, cites to limited staff and increasing wait times amid the COVID-19 pandemic. These delays … Read More
Following a lengthy dispute between the Atlanta Public Schools and the city of Atlanta, a forgotten architectural treasure will be preserved and repurposed by our client, 711 Catherine Developers. The George W. Adair Elementary School was designed by Edward Dougherty, … Read More