Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Baton Rouge will use a $10,000 disaster grant to help families relocate before the electricity is turned off at Brandywine Condominiums Originally from Community Associations Network National
Helen Underwood moved to Brandywine Condominiums 20 years ago, finding the complexs pool sparkling, the grounds pristine and the clubhouse a place for families to gather and celebrate holidays and birthdays. Originally from Community Associations Network National
(Video) A West Monroe man on Friday morning was standing along the Ouachita River levee, awaiting what appeared to be imminent collapse of his condo home. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A group of people who own homes at Brandywine Condominiums on Darryl Drive filed a civil lawsuit against some of the people who run the complex. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two former employees of Jim St. Raymond, the would-be developer of a failed $350 million condo-retail project, say he improperly used escrow deposits to help cover overwhelming costs Originally from Community Associations Network National
The charges also involve the Western Oaks Condominium Association, where Gagnon was treasurer. A spokeswoman for the Attorney General’s Office declined to comment beyond the indictment Originally from Community Associations Network National
Imagine paying over $900 a month to live in a condo complex filled with garbage. According to residents, Brandywine Condominiums was the perfect place to live, but now the condo’s reputation for safety has literally gone down the drain. Originally from National Community Associations News
They say they can’t afford special charges for repairs, and their condo manager says if they can’t pay, the seniors may end up living in the dark. Originally from National Community Associations News
A contractor who helped with construction of “Perkins Rowe” the upscale condo, shopping, and dining attraction in south Baton Rouge – says he is still owed millions of dollars for his work. Originally from National Community Associations News
Residents found out that Entergy would be disconnecting electricity to the entire complex on Friday unless the Brandywine Condo Association or its owners pay a nearly $67,000 electric bill. Entergy has been trying to collect the bill since last December. The bill also carries a $120,000 reconnection fee. Originally from National Community Associations News
