Filed under: News WASHINGTON — Builders broke ground on more single-family homes and apartments in June, as the home-building industry tried to shake off a historically bad spring. The Commerce Department says builders began work on a seasonally adjusted 629,000 homes last month, a 14.6 percent increase from May. Still, that’s roughly half the 1.2 [...]
The original conversion craze got going in earnest in 2004 as developers, faced with a huge demand by speculators for property, got in early and made a lot of money but those who were still playing the game in 2006 found themselves unable to sell at a profit. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The organization said they have never seen such a consistent number fires in December. On Monday, a condo complex off Windemere Road went up in flames, Originally from Community Associations Network National
Broken bricks lie scattered and wooden beams litter the ground with shingles thrown about the grounds of a Lakewood housing complex. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An Orange County condo complex that caught on fire is now in trouble with the fire marshal. The Village Condominiums didn’t have working fire extinguishers when a fire trapped five children in one of the units on Saturday. The homeowner’s association has been cited as a result. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Francesco and Evelyn Bruni have leveled a lawsuit against their condo board alleging discrimination, according to The New York Times. Ms. Bruni, who is from the Dominican Republic, was recently kicked off the board and says that the dismissal was unfair. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The D.A. declared the complex a nuisance a year ago. That’s after several people had been shot there, including another 20-year-old last month Originally from Community Associations Network National
Nearly a week after a transformer fire prompted the evacuation of an East Main Street condo complex, residents are still unable to return to their homes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Thursday night’s severe weather caused some folks in Woodbury’s Woodlake Condominium complex to spend the night in their car. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo owners in Seattle’s Mosler Lofts are dealing with severe property damage and huge insurance headaches after a shower that was left running for six hours overflowed a bathtub and spilled hundreds of gallons of water into several units in the building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
