Raised beds have become popular in cities where condo and apartment dwellers do not have space for a back yard garden but still want to grow flowers, vegetables or small trees Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Staten Island mom is outraged that her condo complex refuses to allow her to install a wheelchair lift in front of her home for her daughter with cerebral palsy Originally from Community Associations Network National
Staten Islanders have been talking about one woman’s efforts to get a wheelchair lift for her disabled daughter. The Bulls Head condo board delayed implementation of the lift, Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Staten Island mom is outraged that her condo complex refuses to allow her to install a wheelchair lift in front of her home for her daughter with cerebral palsy Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Staten Island mom is outraged that her condo complex refuses to allow her to install a wheelchair lift in front of her home for her daughter with cerebral palsy Originally from Community Associations Network National
Filed under: Renting 101 Dear Apartment Guru, Hi! I found you on RentedSpaces.com, and thought you knew what the hell you were talking about. So I’ve got a question for you: A friend of mine has been renting a Section 8 house, and has a daughter who just turned 18 and is disabled. She moved [...]
Professors and students at the University of Alberta have created a prototype of an apartment that, if successful, might lead to a leap in unobtrusive home surveillance technology for the elderly and disabled. Originally from Community Associations Network National
It’s a problem that seemed an easy fix. They wanted to build a ramp – at their own expense – around the stairs. But after a year of asking for permission, they still haven’t gotten a response from the condominium association or management company. They said they were told the ramp would be an eyesore. [...]
A 51-year-old disabled woman is living in a condemned West Third Street condominium without water service despite a city order to vacate the building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Illinois Attorney General’s office has filed a lawsuit against a prominent Chicago-area condo developer, alleging that his Evanston condominium complex, while marketed to people with disabilities, fails to comply with state and federal accessibility laws. Originally from Community Associations Network National
