Fire officials expect to spend Saturday examining the remains of a three-story condo building that was destroyed by a massive fire Friday afternoon. Originally from Community Associations Network National
“Our building is a vivid example of the neglect that the city has allowed,” Eric Mason told the City Council at their Wednesday meeting. “Since us owners have occupied the building, weve endured a great number of problems.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
Dolphin Tower sits empty for a seventh day Originally from Community Associations Network National
Several west suburban families are out of their homes after part of their condo building collapsed early Tuesday Originally from Community Associations Network National
Hundreds of people, including small children, are being forced out of their condominiums after the complex did not pay its power bill and electricity was shut off. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a Park Ridge condominium have been forced to find new, temporary places to live after a city inspector declared their building structurally unsound earlier this week. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Firefighters in Portage County worked to put out a condo fire in Streetsboro early Thursday morning. Nobody was hurt in the fire, which engulfed the eight-unit building on Portage Point Drive. The building was still standing, but appears to be a total loss after it was completely engulfed in flames. Originally from Community Associations Network [...]
The condo association did not want to take the risk in case the new owner could not afford the property and the bills that come along with it. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The barking stems from Iggie being left alone for too long, according to Pam Park, an attorney with Kovitz Shifrin Nesbit of Buffalo Grove, which represents the condo association board. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The housing boom that swept the nation spawned glittering luxury condo towers across New York City and was a windfall for developers, banks, mortgage brokers – and the mob Originally from Community Associations Network National
