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Split-level live/work loft with additional sleeping mezzanine at the Willow Court Lofts. Concrete floors, soaring ceilings, exposed beams, modern kitchen and tiled bathroom. All new interiors & systems installed with the conversion in 2007 + 2010 improvements. True artist loft.
FEATURES:
-True live/work lofts
-Polished concrete flooring
-Exposed beams
-Stainless steel appliances
-Granite countertops
-Soaring ceilings
-Softwood flooring
-Ceiling fans in some units
-Roll-up doors [...]

Available November 15th. This charming community is nestled in oak woods in a quiet, residential neighborhood. Our scenic courtyard is a great place to enjoy a BBQ with family and friends. Our indoor pool is available for year round use. Our community room is furnished with kitchen, TV with VCR/DVD player, [...]

Waikiki Hawaii – Enjoy the vacation of a lifetime in Honolulu at the Royal Kuhio Resort. Royal Kuhio is located right in the heart of Waikiki and 2 blocks to the beach. The city bus stops right in front of the building, and for all bus routes. The resort has staff helpful in assisting with [...]

One of the best views in Oceanside. Relax in your resort-like domain while enjoying the Harbor and Beach Views from your living room! Walk to local restaurants and shops in the harbor, enjoy large sandy beaches, and be close to all the sites and activities San Diego has to offer! Accommodation Includes: One Master bedroom [...]

Truly distinctive and spacious loft living in the historic former Charleston Chew candy factory. Ideally situated just minutes from downtown Boston and Logan airport, with easy access to shopping and major routes. This well maintained sun filled corner suite offers wide open spaces perfect for entertaining, as well as the privacy of a master bedroom, [...]

Owners of a condo complex in Langley say they may lose their homes over a multi-million dollar repair bill.

Originally from National Community Associations News

That’s because the homeowners association at Village Palos Verdes where she lives has levied a $75,000 special assessment on her and the other 180 homeowners to pay for a $13.5 million exterior renovation project.

Originally from National Community Associations News

While no one tracks foreclosures prompted by homeowner boards and associations, there are a rising number of people in Studen’s situation, according to civil court judges and condominium officials

Originally from National Community Associations News

Once the lights and water were cut off at Cedars Pointe, a failed condo conversion in Miami’s working-class Allapattah neighborhood, city officials had no choice: The building was deemed unsafe, and everyone in the 51 units was ordered out.

Originally from National Community Associations News

The Illinois Attorney General’s office has filed a lawsuit against a prominent Chicago-area condo developer, alleging that his Evanston condominium complex, while marketed to people with disabilities, fails to comply with state and federal accessibility laws.

Originally from National Community Associations News