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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

A condo owner who had his water shut off after he stopped paying common area maintenance fees said he could get by for a while, but condo associations on Maui may not fare as well. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Condo owners say county’s known for years that culvert inadequate Originally from Community Associations Network National

A Makaha Valley Towers condominium owner who used a baseball bat to bludgeon a peacock to death should not be on trial because peafowl are pests and the state doesn’t require a permit to kill them, her attorney told jurors yesterday. Originally from Community Associations Network National

A luxury Ko Olina condominium project has become the setting for a nasty legal fight, triggering multiple lawsuits, allegations of fraud and mismanagement, anonymous threats and the closing of the upscale property’s fitness center, lounge and beach bar. Originally from Community Associations Network National

According to residents at Pearl 1 condominium in Aiea, the 51 year old man worked as a resident manager until a few months ago. Originally from Community Associations Network National

The Ilikai homeowners’ association is considering shutting off power to 203 condominiums and 16 commercial units owned by troubled Big Island developer Brian Anderson, whose Waikiki landmark property is in foreclosure Originally from Community Associations Network National

Day after dry, dry day, Ervin Dixon’s throaty laugh grows a measure more forced as weeks of frustration sour his mouth and the strain of being separated from his family curls his lips. Still the minister and retired bus driver continues to laugh. Originally from Community Associations Network National

It seeks to allow homeowners to set up a clothesline for drying laundry in the sun and air, which is prohibited or restricted by many homeowners and condo associations Originally from Community Associations Network National

A Kailua woman awaiting trial in state court on identity theft and related charges involving 11 people lived part-time in a Manhattan Beach, Calif., condominium where police seized evidence of more potential victims. Originally from Community Associations Network National