Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from Community Associations Network National
The board of directors of a Sandbridge condominium complex has filed a $3 million lawsuit against the community’s developer. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Shame on you, Shaya. That’s the message for embattled developer Shaya Boymelgreen from Prospect Heights condo owners, who launched a new Web site to embarrass Boymelgreen over shoddy construction they say left their luxury building a mess. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Real-estate developer Yair Levy is being sued by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who charges that Mr. Levy raided a $7.4 million reserve fund at his Rector Square Condominium in Battery Park. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Amy and Frank Taddeo bought their Las Vegas condominium on the assumption it met building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Urbanna condominium controversy, which will begin its fifth year in November, is headed for a jury trial. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Lexington Lakes Condominium Association has alleged in a lawsuit that the developer, Centex Homes, broke its own deed restriction by selling units to speculators. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Hingham developer who recently sued the town and officials for $10 million is embroiled in a lawsuit with a woman who alleges that, because of her race, the developer prohibited her from buying a condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Federal attorneys say they have reached a settlement with the developer of a Post Falls condominium complex that was built in a way that made it inaccessible to people with disabilities. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of Beacon Pointe in Duluth are being sued by an architectural firm that says it was not fully compensated by the condominiums developers, who have declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy. Originally from Community Associations Network National
