Residents of a Sunrise high rise feel like they are being held prisoner in their own building after the elevator quit working nearly a week ago. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Natick firefighters responded to Nouvelle at Natick yesterday morning after a construction crew broke a sprinkler head while working in a vacant condo on the ninth floor of the north tower. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo owners at River Cove Point off of Great Neck Road say they paid thousands of dollars for repairs they have yet to see. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Filed under: Renting 101 Dear Apartment Guru, My roommate and I are on a lease until April 2011. He got a new position and wants me to sign a letter of intent to vacate so that he may move 80 miles away. He will pay the fee to do this. My problem is that I [...]
An elderly couple living in the Southbrook Condominiums in Hollywood said they’re being held hostage in their third story home because a broken elevator has gone two months without fixing. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Decreased property values, slow housing sales, and lack of access to financing are a few of the factors that have led to a spate of “broken” residential condominium projects in the Los Angeles area. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When the Saddleback Ridge Condominiums were being built along Centennial Boulevardin 2006, developer Charles Schoninger – one of five partners in the project – told prospective owners the complex would include a pool and clubhouse. Even if he has to pay for it from his own pocket. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An elderly couple living in the Southbrook Condominiums in Hollywood said they’re being held hostage in their third story home because a broken elevator has gone two months without fixing. Originally from National Community Associations News
Decreased property values, slow housing sales, and lack of access to financing are a few of the factors that have led to a spate of “broken” residential condominium projects in the Los Angeles area. Originally from National Community Associations News
When the Saddleback Ridge Condominiums were being built along Centennial Boulevardin 2006, developer Charles Schoninger – one of five partners in the project – told prospective owners the complex would include a pool and clubhouse. Even if he has to pay for it from his own pocket. Originally from National Community Associations News
