Filed under: Design, News, Investing, Lifestyle, Other, Selling Many investors have Miami Beach in their sights, so we thought we’d do a little bargain-hunting ourselves. We turned up this uber-sophisticated 20th-floor condo on Miami Beach’s Millionaires’ Row with a price tag of $1.2 million. At the market’s peak, it would have been listed at least [...]
When the upscale Woodcrest condos were constructed in the mid-80s, the units were situated among a dense stand of stately trees that had overlooked the city from a perch on Goat Hill, literally at the crest of a woodland. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When the upscale Woodcrest condos were constructed in the mid-80s, the units were situated among a dense stand of stately trees that had overlooked the city from a perch on Goat Hill, literally at the crest of a woodland. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Power could soon be shut off to an entire condominium building in Bladensburg because of unpaid electric bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Power could soon be shut off to an entire condominium building in Bladensburg because of unpaid electric bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Incumbent Brookhurst Village homeowners-association-board director Mohammed Alam campaigned for re-election at a September 2009 meeting. Former Brookhurst board president Veronica Cabrera, though no longer a resident, was there to campaign for a slate of candidates other than Alam. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Incumbent Brookhurst Village homeowners-association-board director Mohammed Alam campaigned for re-election at a September 2009 meeting. Former Brookhurst board president Veronica Cabrera, though no longer a resident, was there to campaign for a slate of candidates other than Alam. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Jay of Boynton Beach wants his homeowners association to send owners regular statements monthly, quarterly, etc. to coincide with regular assessment payment cycles. Makes sense, right? Originally from Community Associations Network National
The board at the LaMirage Condominium complex says they got a lot of complaints. Some people said the display was gaudy. Hayes says the board eventually relented and let him put lights on just one tree Originally from Community Associations Network National
Ever since ORP Realty closed its doors suddenly last month, former employees, condo associations and their lawyers, and former business associates have been trying to get to the bottom of some missing funds Originally from Community Associations Network National
