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Sixty-five percent of units at The Kensington owe fees to the homeowners association. Maintenance has suffered

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Sixty-five percent of units at The Kensington owe fees to the homeowners association. Maintenance has suffered

Originally from National Community Associations News

It is difficult to figure out why the residents of one building in the Royal Stewart Arms condominium complex in Dunedin have spent four years arguing with each other rather than hastening to discover why their building is cracking and then fixing it.

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If you can smell it, it can hurt you. That contention has churned up debate among condominium owners over the right to smoke cigarettes in one’s own unit versus a neighbor’s right to breathe clean air.

Originally from National Community Associations News

It is difficult to figure out why the residents of one building in the Royal Stewart Arms condominium complex in Dunedin have spent four years arguing with each other rather than hastening to discover why their building is cracking and then fixing it.

Originally from National Community Associations News

DOLPHIN TOWER MAY ALREADY prove to be a building whose units are unsellable for the foreseeable future. Now, the condominium association’s board may have ensured that no one will rent there, either.

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The original conversion craze got going in earnest in 2004 as developers, faced with a huge demand by speculators for property, got in early and made a lot of money but those who were still playing the game in 2006 found themselves unable to sell at a profit.

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Given the severity of the problems caused by water damage potentially compromising the building’s stability, you’d think someone would’ve alerted the city long ago. On the other hand, according to a city building official, they’re prohibited by state law from conducting on-site inspections during construction of buildings four stories or higher

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Friday was moving day for dozens of residents living in a condemned Bradenton condo building. They were given just one week to vacate after the city deemed the building unsafe.

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A month after a massive sinkhole swallowed a car at a Tampa condo complex, the people living there still can’t go back home.

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