Business
How the Construction Industry Can Take Advantage of Opportunity Zones
The Opportunity Zone program creates opportunities and potential challenges for members of the construction industry. Contractors and design professionals are strongly advised to think about the impacts of the program if they participate in projects subject to the program’s rules.
By Dominick Sekich
March 11, 2019
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by Dominick Sekich
As a partner at Moye White, Dominick Sekich provides strategic counsel to clients in complex real estate, corporate, information technology, and regulatory matters. In his real estate practice, Dominick focuses on industrial real estate developers and industrial users, including breweries and distilleries.
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