An Andover condominium association, a property management company and two people have been charged by the Department of Housing and Urban Development with discriminating against families with children. 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
Condo homeowners insurance is a little different than insurance bought by the sole owner of a single or multifamily house. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Three years after being taken to the cleaners, a group of prospective condominium buyers who lost a combined $146,000 in deposits at the failed Paradise One development are still wondering what happened to their money – and whether authorities will do anything about it. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Alyssa Burrage says she was smoked out of her new $405,000 condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Suffolk County jury today rejected a Boston woman’s claim that her real estate broker misled her by concealing that a resident in the condominium below the one she bought for $405,000 smoked cigarettes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
On several days last June, a photographer snapped shots of children playing Wiffle ball in the grassy common area of their 78-unit condominium complex. The pictures were not intended for a family album, authorities say, but as evidence that five families were violating a rule prohibiting organized sports on the grounds. Originally from Community Associations [...]
Would you live in an association with unenforceable rules (no fines)? Would you live in one where your neighbors can point a finger at you and get a fine imposed? Originally from Community Associations Network National
You need a lawyer, and a good insurance agent to really understand your homeowner’s insurance. That goes doubly for condo homeowner’s policies. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Barnaby, 44, of Kennedy Street, was arraigned Friday on five counts of larceny from condominium associations in the city that hired him to take care of their bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
