Several condominium and apartment complexes on St. Augustine Beach and Crescent Beach are now facing significant costs to implement fire alarm systems that have been required by the state for decades. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Code violations keep racking up at Bay Towers Apartments, the fire-scarred riverfront complex facing a crippling cash crunch. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A small group of homeowners wants to remodel their 41-year-old Aspen condominium complex, but they can’t because they are caught up in the bureaucracy of the city’s land-use laws. Originally from Community Associations Network National
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
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
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
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 National Community Associations News
Allure Las Vegas luxury condominiums is facing an additional legal headache now that plaintiffs in a September class action lawsuit are planning to amend their case to recover losses from the developer for construction defects. Originally from National Community Associations News
Owners of three oceanfront properties face thousands of dollars in potential fines and replanting costs after sea grapes and other vegetation were cut down along their backyard dunes. Originally from National Community Associations News
