Meanwhile, in neighboring Palatine, two large condo complexes just off of Route 53 and Rand Road were left largely under water when their ponds overflowed. Dozens of vehicles were flooded, as well as many first floor units. Residents scrambled to get what they could of their possessions off the floor, but for many, furniture, carpets [...]
Richard Silver got word early this year that a co-op in The Bronx was having a problem with its water tank. The tank wasn’t leaking water. It was leaking money – because New York City had rewritten the rules governing rooftop tanks Originally from Community Associations Network National
New state laws that no longer require condo associations to retrofit fire safety sprinklers in older high-rises — if most owners agree — have sparked safety concerns. Originally from Community Associations Network National
From posting a list of homeowners delinquent on their maintenance fees to restricting their access to complex amenities, members of one Florida community draw a line in the sand as foreclosure woes abound. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Displaced owners of the Penhorwood condominiums have a tough decision to make on whether to sell or keep the buildings, the latter which would cost millions. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Displaced owners of the Penhorwood condominiums have a tough decision to make on whether to sell or keep the buildings, the latter which would cost millions. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Q. I have a noisy neighbor who lives directly above me in a condominium complex. She walks exceedingly hard and often plays her music at full blast. What can I do to get some peace and quiet? Originally from Community Associations Network National
The dispute dates to 2005, when owners of several condominium units sued SMU, saying the university fraudulently obtained controlling interest in the complex. In 2006, a federal judge ruled that the university had clear title to the land on which the University Gardens condominiums were built. SMU then tore down the condominiums, but a legal [...]
A town in California became the first in the country to make it illegal for residents to smoke in their apartments and condominiums. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In Massachusetts, for instance, foreclosures on condominiums outnumber those on single-family houses, which triggers problems for owners of nearby units and condo associations Originally from Community Associations Network National
