Filed under: Renting 101 When Nora Hill was six months pregnant, she and her husband Dietrich moved out of their $650-per-month apartment and in with his parents in Atlanta. That was about a year ago. Hill, a nutritional assistant in Cobb County, Ga., and her 31-year-old husband, a supervisor at UPS, didn’t receive pay raises [...]
The last 12 months have been a very tough ride for the Orange County condo market, especially higher-end condos like the new high-rise product. The theme is short sales and distressed sales are here to say for the near term – Originally from Community Associations Network National
Joan Cain knows what it’s like to be trapped by a major storm. She was holed up in her three-bedroom home during Hurricanes Katrina, Wilma and Francis and knows how important it is to be prepared with enough supplies to last for days, even weeks. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Shoreline Towers Condominium is tired of fretting over the double-whammy of falling property values and lost assessments as foreclosures pop up in its building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
After an already turbulent two years, there could be more trouble on the horizon for the housing market Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is giving the condo market something it hasnt had for a whilea little breathing room. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condo business at the Lake of the Ozarks is navigating a patch of rough water largely cause by a Sunami of change flooding the nation from a quake with an epicenter stretching from Washington D.C. to Wall Street. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A new report from the Community Association Leadership Lobby says 86 percent of Florida condominium and homeowner associations expect foreclosures to stay the same or increase this year. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Sales of condominiums in the United States are rising, despite ongoing volatility in the nation’s housing market. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The drop was a result of a 20 percent plunge in the condominium and apartment market. Originally from Community Associations Network National
