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
Some person or persons had methodically slashed tires on perhaps 200 cars here, at this complex off Linton Boulevard between Interstate 95 and Military Trail, and at the adjacent Crosswinds complex. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Quite a mess we made of this beautiful valley. Half-finished projects that are concrete and steel corpses of fantasy economics. Subdivisions that appear out of nowhere, desert Leavittowns that manage to be both incredibly dense and totally car-dependent. Empty condo towers Originally from Community Associations Network National
Some person or persons had methodically slashed tires on perhaps 200 cars here, at this complex off Linton Boulevard between Interstate 95 and Military Trail, and at the adjacent Crosswinds complex. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo complexes, hotels and community associations scrambling to comply with new federal pool regulations that took effect last December could find themselves paying for new drain covers twice if they don’t do their homework. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Gated communities are a hotbed of rumors. And dealing with them comes with the territory for homeowner and condo association board members and presidents. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Piles of garbage, dirty pet cages and other debris litter the condominium floor. But it’s the putrid smells of unattended excrement, scurrying cockroaches and buzzing flies in the unit that make the situation potentially unbearable and unsafe for neighbors ? and possibly illegal. Originally from Community Associations Network National
On June 30, Oregon Gov. Ted Kulongoski signed Senate Bill 963 into law. This bill, set to go into effect on Jan. 1, 2010, makes major changes to the Oregon Condominium Act (ORS Chapter 100) and the Oregon Planned Community Act (ORS Chapter 94). Originally from Community Associations Network National
For the second time in a week, a resident of a gated community has filed suit against an apartment complex claiming lax security resulted in a shooting. Originally from Community Associations Network National
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
