Charlie the teacup Yorkshire terrier can stay. So says an appellate court in the case of a woman who kept a three-and-a-half-pound dog in her condominium in Middle Village, Queens, in open defiance of the condo boards House Rule No. 1, Originally from Community Associations Network National
For a year now, Phil Davis has been trying to sell a 1,400-square-foot condo at Midtowne Crossing, and though he says about 50 people have looked at it, he hasnt gotten a single offer. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A water main break in front of a Santa Cruz condominium complex caused flooding along Soquel Avenue on Thursday Originally from Community Associations Network National
Broken bricks lie scattered and wooden beams litter the ground with shingles thrown about the grounds of a Lakewood housing complex. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Some of the most serious and unsolvable complaints I get as a consumer columnist is from condo owners in Connecticut and throughout the country. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The former property maintenance supervisor at Covington Creek Condominiums was sentenced to three years probation, but ordered to pay more than $53,000 in restitution after he admitted to stealing from his employer. Originally from Community Associations Network National
While no criminal charges have yet been filed against a resort area businessman amidst an investigation into alleged fraud and embezzlement, one of his clients this last week filed a civil suit in Worcester County Circuit Court, seeking over $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Borrowers run into two problems when getting a mortgage on a condominium: high costs and strict standards that make it hard to qualify for a loan. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Scott faces six total counts including three counts related to his alleged theft scheme carried out against various condominium associations in and around the Ocean City area as well as three counts related to other individuals, for which he illegally signed or endorsed checks. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Homeowners Bill: A new law that allows Zoellers office to regulate homeowners associations, follows a dispute involving a homeowners group at a condominium complex in Jeffersonville. The dispute, involving a theft allegation, ended up in court. Originally from Community Associations Network National
