Question: I bought into a condo conversion a couple of years ago. The developer (a two-man development team) owned a five-building complex with the intent of converting all of the buildings units from apartments to condo units. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A probable cause affidavit obtained by NewsChannel 5 suggests a property manager duped two elderly members of condo boards into signing checks for “cash”, bilking the condos out of more than $2 million dollars Originally from Community Associations Network National
he’s running for a seat as president of the board at one of South Beach’s largest condos, the South Bay Club. His enemies, meanwhile, are plastering the place with fliers about his colorful past and trying to kill his latest ambition. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Nevada State Contractors Board has reopened its investigation into the condo conversion at the Meridian, an upscale but financially shaky and lawsuit-ridden community Originally from Community Associations Network National
after having his application to buy a second apartment in the building turned down, he’s filing a suit against the Dakota board because he thinks the rejection is because of racial discrimination Originally from Community Associations Network National
Every association has one and you know what they say: “If you can’t beat them, join them” Originally from Community Associations Network National
For legions of lactating women in one of Manhattans most productive precincts, it has become an essential destination: a place to buy breast pumps and BPA-free bottles, and to bond over the myriad challenges of what is supposed to be the most natural thing in the world. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A South Florida pet owner who also lost her best friend found victory after her condo board said her dog had to go. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Brooklyn Bridge Boulevard, the developer of the 11-story, 99-unit Boulevard East condominium at 53 Boerum Place in Downtown Brooklyn, allegedly committed fraud in obtaining a $500,000 mortgage on the superintendent’s apartment in the building Originally from Community Associations Network National
When is a man’s home not his castle? When he lives in a Manhattan co-op or condo. Powerful building-management boards seem to micromanage almost everything residents do in their own apartments, from smoking cigarettes or owning a pet, to making noise or decorating a balcony. And now they’ve moved into the kitchen. Originally from Community [...]
