Real-estate developer Yair Levy is being sued by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who charges that Mr. Levy raided a $7.4 million reserve fund at his Rector Square Condominium in Battery Park. Originally from Community Associations Network National
To help offset the huge budget deficit, lawmakers may end up tapping the Condominium Trust Fund of another $7 million. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In the midst of more and more complaints from condo owners, the Florida Legislature took $6 million from the trust that funds the state’s office that deals with those complaints. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Real-estate developer Yair Levy is being sued by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who charges that Mr. Levy raided a $7.4 million reserve fund at his Rector Square Condominium in Battery Park. Originally from Community Associations Network National
To help offset the huge budget deficit, lawmakers may end up tapping the Condominium Trust Fund of another $7 million. Originally from National Community Associations News
In the midst of more and more complaints from condo owners, the Florida Legislature took $6 million from the trust that funds the state’s office that deals with those complaints. Originally from National Community Associations News
Real-estate developer Yair Levy is being sued by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who charges that Mr. Levy raided a $7.4 million reserve fund at his Rector Square Condominium in Battery Park. Originally from National Community Associations News
Real-estate developer Yair Levy is being sued by Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, who charges that Mr. Levy raided a $7.4 million reserve fund at his Rector Square Condominium in Battery Park. Originally from National Community Associations News
In the midst of more and more complaints from condo owners, the Florida Legislature took $6 million from the trust that funds the state’s office that deals with those complaints. Originally from National Community Associations News
In the midst of more and more complaints from condo owners, the Florida Legislature took $6 million from the trust that funds the state’s office that deals with those complaints. Originally from National Community Associations News
