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A Waikiki condo has gone high-tech to ensure the safety of their residents and guests. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Condo owners could be looking at some changes in FHA lending rules that could negatively impact the price of their homes Originally from Community Associations Network National

Q: I live in a condo community that I bought into in 1989. The association and community were fine for many years, but about five years ago things really started to change. Originally from Community Associations Network National

In a complaint filed in Atlantic County Superior Court against Milano, the Village’s condominium association, and the property managers on behalf of McGowan’s estate, attorney James Maggs detailed the escalating encounters McGowan had with Milano last summer. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Residents of Overtown’s Town Park condos and co-ops are worried the cost of major repairs to their buildings could force them from their homes. Originally from Community Associations Network National

The federal government may soon come to the rescue of stalled luxury condominiums in Manhattan. Originally from Community Associations Network National

A contractor, a plumber and another benefactor went to work this week to help clean up the mess at Orlando’s troubled Catalina Isles condominiums Originally from Community Associations Network National

The organization said they have never seen such a consistent number fires in December. On Monday, a condo complex off Windemere Road went up in flames, Originally from Community Associations Network National

Wade was among five people who were wounded. It was a severe blow for a family already contending with job loss and illness. Wade, 46, had lost his job as head of security for the Woodside condominium community, where he had worked for more than 17 years. Originally from Community Associations Network National

South Florida attorneys who represent community associations are seeing continued stress and foreclosures, but many say condos and subdivisions are stabilizing. Originally from Community Associations Network National