Owners of 765 condominium units at Portofino Towers on Pensacola Beach will be refunded more than $10 million in overpaid property taxes because their properties were overassessed for taxes for the past six years Originally from Community Associations Network National
Q. My neighbor’s washing machine drain hose became loose in our condo building, and the leaking water caused damage to my unit. Originally from Community Associations Network National
As buildings on Belle Isle take on expensive major renovation projects, one homeowner association president has proposed there could be strength in numbers, and if several of the buildings worked together on key contracts it could translate into savings for unit owners. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Boston Redevelopment Authority and the developers of the Reserve Channel Condominiums may give as much as $150,000 to shore up the development’s maintenance fund, helping to pay for badly needed repairs for the five-year-old affordable housing condos. 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
A San Diego developer has paid a $10 million settlement to owners of an East Village high-rise who say construction defects led to water leaks damaging wood floors and causing mold in walls, court documents show. Originally from Community Associations Network National
If you live in a Maryland condominium or are in a homeowners association, the Maryland General Assembly has just provided you a modicum of protection from neighbors who dont pay their dues. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Three years ago, Claudia Pinchasson defaulted on two mortgages used to purchase apartments at Spring West condominiums here. The units have been turned into rental property, but not by Ms. Pinchasson or her lender. They are being rented out by the condo association. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Hudson businesswoman who stole more than $1 million from 20 condominium associations in four counties was sentenced Tuesday to seven years in prison. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Inlet House condo complex in Fort Pierce, Fla., was once the kind of place the 55-and-older set aspired to. It was affordable. The pool and clubhouse were tidy, the lawns freshly snipped. Residents, push-carts in tow, walked to the beach, the bank, the beauty parlor, the cinema and the supermarket. Originally from Community Associations [...]
