Meanwhile, in neighboring Palatine, two large condo complexes just off of Route 53 and Rand Road were left largely under water when their ponds overflowed. Dozens of vehicles were flooded, as well as many first floor units. Residents scrambled to get what they could of their possessions off the floor, but for many, furniture, carpets [...]
The Federal Housing Administration began enforcing new rules Monday that it said will help more condominium buyers qualify for mortgages. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The tragedy revived criticism of city building codes by local fire experts. Marley joined their cause, appealing to both her condominium board and city officials to retrofit her building for sprinklers. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Neva Manor Condominium Board President Adriana Burcheri said due to the difficulties she has experienced with PB Development and Peter Filipek for at least one year, she is now pursuing legal action Originally from Community Associations Network National
Bridgeport neighborhood condo building was evacuated early Tuesday when dangerously high levels of carbon monoxide were detected inside. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An Addison woman remained jailed Monday on charges of looting up to $100,000 from her condo association while serving as treasurer Originally from Community Associations Network National
Village trustees and condominium owners continue to disagree about zoning status and whether village services like garbage pickup should apply to facilities like condos. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Before leaving on an extended trip to Israel Aug. 28, Kurt and Susie Philipp parked their Mitsubishi in Space 48 of their condo building’s garage. It didn’t stay there long Originally from Community Associations Network National
Just a few years ago, homebuyers stampeded into brand-new condos all over Chicago. Then, reality hit. Water started leaking in. Mold crept up the walls. Elevators stopped working. Now the city of Chicago is trying to clean up the mess by chasing after developers responsible for shoddy work Originally from Community Associations Network National
But a place that was once a status symbol for well-to-do African-Americans is a nightmare for some of the people who are living there today. Originally from Community Associations Network National
