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Henderson hosts HOA legal seminar
Henderson Properties hosted its ninth annual HOA Legal Seminar earlier this month at Charlotte Marriott SouthPark. The seminar addressed several topics that are important to homeowners’ associations in North and […]
ON THE LEVEL: Jack Capitano: The lawyer who litigates land conflicts
Jack Capitano graduated magna cum laude from Campbell University School of Law in 1995. Having spent 12 years at K&L Gates, the father of two boys recently joined Horack Talley […]
Attorneys join Horack Talley
John “Jack” H. Capitano, W. Chris Parnell and G. Edward “Eddie” HinshawJr. have joined Charlotte law firm Horack Talley. Capitano concentrates his practice on real estate litigation, including landlord-tenant, construction […]
Henry Pharr III, commercial real estate lawyer: It’s not rock ’n’ roll, but he likes it
Henry Pharr III is a commercial real estate lawyer, which sounds about as exciting as, well, commercial real estate law. And with a name that ends with III, On the […]
Panel discussion explores HOA powers
Friction between homeowners associations and the residents they govern is a real issue for Charlotte residents. About 120 residents turned out on Feb. 6 at Davidson Day School for “Your […]
Radio station to host panel discussion on HOA and owners’ rights
WFAE-FM radio is hosting a public panel discussion on homeowners associations and their relationships with the residents they govern from 7-8:30 p.m. on Feb. 6 at Davidson Day School. Part […]
A capital idea: SEC changes may make it easier to crowdfund real estate
Crowdfunding has been used to finance independent films, support aspiring novelists and musicians and launch small businesses. Now new rules under review by the Securities and Exchange Commission may shake […]
HOAs squeezed when dues not paid
CHARLOTTE – While the housing market continues to recover, many homeowners associations are still feeling the consequences of the recession. Foreclosures are down, though there were still 2,328 bank-owned homes […]
A home away from HOA control: Property owner wants to empower homeowners
Jim Lane is a man on a mission. The Huntersville resident wants to reform and improve homeowners associations, which he believes have run amok and are “too controlling of residents’ lives.” Lane said he’s petitioning all Charlotte area HOAs and homeowners to join his new organization, "Greater Charlotte Alliance of Homeowners Associations." Homeowners in disputes with their HOAs will get s[...]
On the Level: John Maheras
John Maheras puts together commercial real estate deals as a partner at one of Charlotte’s leading law firms, Horack Talley. He’s apparently so good at it that members of the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) recently voted him state director for North and South Carolina. He takes office in May and will keep the volunteer post for a three-year term.
On the Level: Land-use attorney Collin Brown is moving up representing developers in rezoning cases
At 35, Charlotte land-use attorney Collin Brown is moving up, literally and figuratively. As the Charlotte area comes to grips with development and density issues, you can often find Brown advocating for developers at public meetings, which are just as often packed with protesters.
Abersham deal was no walk in the park
The purchase of the collapsed Abersham subdivision site has got to be one of the most unusual and complicated real estate deals in Mecklenburg County history. And most of those […]
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