Structuring CC&Rs for Mixed-Use Projects: Drafting/Amending CC&R Declarations, Creating Easements, Minimizing Disputes

Ms. Mandich represents residential and commercial developers and builders in connection with the development and sale of master-planned communities, mixed-use developments, planned unit developments, condominium projects and commercial/industrial projects. She has extensive experience preparing legal management and association documents and other real estate transactional documents, including Declarations of Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs), license and easement agreements, cost-share agreements, maintenance agreements, purchase and sale agreements, disclosure statements and conveyance instruments. Ms. Mandich advises clients in connection with the Department of Real Estate subdivision regulatory process and other state, local and federal laws and regulations concerning the creation and operation of associations and the development and sale of property. 

A real estate, business and litigation attorney, Mr. Zurbuch has more than 25 years of experience and a broad background in transactions and owners’ association issues. He advises on commercial sales and due diligence, asset purchase agreements, commercial and residential leasing, owners’ association law, business transactions, complex litigation, trials, arbitrations and mediations. Mr. Zurbuch’s experience in both commercial and residential real estate along with his work on construction defect litigation and contracts, provides a strong background for his work with restrictive covenants, homeowner associations, condominiums and planned communities. With recent updates to the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act, many clients are facing increased complexity when it comes to properties with HOAs. Mr. Zurbuch has a track record of helping clients looking to pursue assets with owners’ associations. He spent more than 15 years of his career in the Roaring Fork Valley working on condominium and community issues for mountain developments. 

Ms. Cadwalader leads the firm’s Hospitality and Leisure Practice. Her work involves representing developers, owners, operators, and investors in complex hospitality and mixed-use projects within the United States and around the world. Ms. Cadwalader is a seasoned hospitality lawyer, providing creative and business-focused counsel to her clients. She has been a key player in many high-profile hospitality transactions, where her ability to creatively structure solutions that work for all participants has been invaluable.