An appeals court ruling Wednesday allows a developer to seek millions in damages and legal fees from the city for unlawfully denying the company’s 2004 plan for a Bayshore Boulevard condominium tower. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Brooklyn Bridge Boulevard, the developer of the 11-story, 99-unit Boulevard East condominium at 53 Boerum Place in Downtown Brooklyn, allegedly committed fraud in obtaining a $500,000 mortgage on the superintendent’s apartment in the building Originally from Community Associations Network National
The building, a 25-unit condo, is considering laying off staff members, including the doormen, in part because of one owner who, the condo board says, has failed to pay common charges for more than 18 months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The association that operates The Lucerne, a six-story condominium in the heart of downtown, sued the developer recently in Palm Beach County Circuit Court, claiming shoddy workmanship and failure to comply with building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A developer who reneged on a promise to provide 16 Jersey City residents breathtaking views of the Hudson River and the Manhattan skyline must pay the residents nearly $4 million based on this weeks verdict of a Hudson County jury. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The association that operates The Lucerne, a six-story condominium in the heart of downtown, sued the developer recently in Palm Beach County Circuit Court, claiming shoddy workmanship and failure to comply with building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The association that operates The Lucerne, a six-story condominium in the heart of downtown, sued the developer recently in Palm Beach County Circuit Court, claiming shoddy workmanship and failure to comply with building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The building, a 25-unit condo, is considering laying off staff members, including the doormen, in part because of one owner who, the condo board says, has failed to pay common charges for more than 18 months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The building, a 25-unit condo, is considering laying off staff members, including the doormen, in part because of one owner who, the condo board says, has failed to pay common charges for more than 18 months. 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
