Displaced residents at Oakwood Townhomes and Old Oaks Condos returned to salvage what they could but an Old Oaks couple alleges a contractor stole from their condo while he was securing the building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Children aren’t supposed to ride on the sidewalk, Bogan said, citing the rules and regulations of the Huntington Condominium Association passed on Oct. 20. The rule also applied on Aug. 30, 2008, he said. “These children broke the rule 100 percent,” he said Originally from Community Associations Network National
The single mother of three is already facing hundreds of fines after her kids played outside when the condo association said they should not. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Newscenter 16′s Ryan Famuliner was on the scene covering a gas leak when a condominium he was standing near exploded around 1:00pm Tuesday. This is his first-hand account: Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Deland family is frustrated because of the bats which have taken up residence in their home for the past week and a half. The problem started after crews did work on the roof of Tina Perrons condo. When her house was exposed to the elements, bats got inside. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Charged with theft and fraud, a 61-year-old Huntington man now faces a lawsuit stemming from thousands of dollars worth of charges on Covington Creek Condominiums credit card. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A bankruptcy filing cast light on just how far behind the owner of more than two-thirds of condominium units at Bushnell on the Park in downtown Hartford apparently was in paying condo fees Originally from Community Associations Network National
Some residents who live in a Pompano Beach condominium complex said mold growing inside a vacant apartment is making them sick. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Nearly two dozen homes were targeted by thieves early on Friday, after 20 condominiums were broken into. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Munster condominium association has agreed to pay $120,000 to settle a federal racial discrimination case, according to court records. Originally from Community Associations Network National
