A husband and wife are suing Mayor Jimmy Johnson and the other officers in their condo association, claiming they have discriminated against the couple because of the woman’s chronic lung disease. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Arlington Pines Townhomes in Palm Bay, the trash spills over the Dumpsters. The swimming pool water is a murky green. Shingles are falling from the mansard roofs. Water shutoff notices hang from a dozen doorknobs. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The battle over beach rights has gotten ugly. On the day a dispute over public and private beach property is set to go before county commissioners, a luxury condo is hit by vandals Originally from Community Associations Network National
many people who own condominiums and townhouses are getting reminders of just how much it cost to plow that snow off their streets – in the form of additional assessments. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Annual common charges in New York City condominiums are slated to increase next year by between 4.5 percent and 6.5 percent, on average Originally from Community Associations Network National
A complicated mortgage deal involving a crumbling Orlando condo complex has sparked a federal investigation and could leave taxpayers on the hook for millions of dollars. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a 54-unit Upper East Side co-op got the bad news last month – despite the board’s intense efforts to trim expenses, maintenance fees are rising 15%, nearly double last year’s hike. “People are furious,” says Steven Sladkus, president of the co-op board and a partner at law firm Wolf Haldenstein Adler Freeman & [...]
When CBS4 News cameras first toured the property at the New River condos in Ft. Lauderdale back in November, we saw months’ worth of garbage piled up and residents furious about living in filth. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The last 12 months have been a very tough ride for the Orange County condo market, especially higher-end condos like the new high-rise product. The theme is short sales and distressed sales are here to say for the near term – Originally from Community Associations Network National
Even at Milwaukee’s priciest condominium high-rise, accidents can happen. Just ask residents of University Club Tower, 825 N. Prospect Ave., where a water hose failure caused damage to their units – all of which are valued well north of $1 million apiece. Originally from Community Associations Network National
