We posted about Fat City Lofts a few weeks ago about a new exciting project proposed for San Diego. On Wed. the project went to a vote because another business (Solar Turbines) was proposed for the use of the same space. The Center City Development Corp. board, which advises the city on redevelopment issues downtown, [...]
A Gulf Breeze condominium association is refocusing its oversight practices after an estimated $114,000 was embezzled from its coffers by a former business manager. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two years ago, Florida’s attorney general sued a Longwood condo association on behalf of Kent Nauman, an amputee who complained that he was the victim of discrimination Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condo specifically forbids residents from parking trucks, vans, limousines, buses, campers, motor homes, off-road vehicles, go-carts and “motorcycles, mopeds, dirt bikes and other such vehicles.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condo specifically forbids residents from parking trucks, vans, limousines, buses, campers, motor homes, off-road vehicles, go-carts and “motorcycles, mopeds, dirt bikes and other such vehicles.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Colony Beach & Tennis Club was dealt a blow last week when a bankruptcy court judge ruled that the resort’s nonprofit condominium association is not responsible for millions in past maintenance and repairs. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Gulf Breeze condominium association is refocusing its oversight practices after an estimated $114,000 was embezzled from its coffers by a former business manager. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two years ago, Florida’s attorney general sued a Longwood condo association on behalf of Kent Nauman, an amputee who complained that he was the victim of discrimination Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Colony Beach & Tennis Club was dealt a blow last week when a bankruptcy court judge ruled that the resort’s nonprofit condominium association is not responsible for millions in past maintenance and repairs. Originally from National Community Associations News
A Gulf Breeze condominium association is refocusing its oversight practices after an estimated $114,000 was embezzled from its coffers by a former business manager. Originally from National Community Associations News
