Developers Eddie Vanston and Tom Reynolds are close to beginning a $4.5 million renovation of a historic warehouse on the near south side into residential lofts, a project they’ve planned for 2 1/2 years. Read more Originally from LoftyFinds.com
Although real estate prices have been sliding, some residents of Fort Lee’s Mediterranean South cooperative believe they’ve found a way to boost their homes’ value: convert from a co-op to a condominium Originally from Community Associations Network National
The loneliest condo dweller in Fort Myers will be getting a little company after two years of solitude – but the prospect is bittersweet. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Nearly $6,000 in assessments per unit for plumbing repairs some call unnecessary have some residents at Inlet House Condominiums where many homeowners are elderly and on fixed incomes unable or unwilling to pay their bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A subcontractor owed more than $200,000 for installing wood floors in several Montgomery Plaza condos is asking a judge to be allowed back in the building to remove the materials if it doesn’t get paid. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Fort Myers Beach might have lost millions because it has not charged condominium and duplex owners a water utility fee for the past seven years. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The story has become an international media sensation with a dozen television networks, newspapers and magazines from as far away as Greece contacting The News-Press for information on the case Originally from Community Associations Network National
Her homeowner’s association has a bone to pick with her, because there are no pets allowed in her Fort Collins condo building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Fort Myers Beach might have lost millions because it has not charged condominium and duplex owners a water utility fee for the past seven years. Originally from National Community Associations News
The story has become an international media sensation with a dozen television networks, newspapers and magazines from as far away as Greece contacting The News-Press for information on the case Originally from National Community Associations News
