Fort Myers Beach might have lost millions because it has not charged condominium and duplex owners a water utility fee for the past seven years. Originally from Community Associations Network National
As Florida’s 60-day legislative session prepares to kick off on Tuesday in Tallahassee, a plethora of bills that will impact millions living in common-interest-ownership communities are already being discussed. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Significant legislation pending in Tallahassee that deals with issues of fire safety upgrades in condominium buildings promises to have either a very positive or a very chilling impact on the financial future of thousands of condominium and co-op associations and their members. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Sacramento arbitrator has ordered a Bay Area property developer to assume $4.7 million in mortgage costs for 24 Folsom homeowners who bought water-damaged condominiums in 2005 and 2006. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Now, several beachfront condominiums in Volusia, unhappy with claims paid out by the state-run insurer, are taking Citizens to court. Originally from National Community Associations News
On the third anniversary of Hurricane Wilma, many Florida homeowners and condominium associations have yet to be paid for insurance claims. Natural disaster attorney Alan Garfinkel of the law firm of Katzman Garfinkel Rosenbaum advises that it’s still not too late to file an original claim from the storm. 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
Good news for condo owners at Sheffield57, the alphanumerically-named midtown project that, over the past four years, has served as the backdrop for an epic war between buyers, rent-regulated tenants and its developers Originally from National Community Associations News
Fort Myers Beach might have lost millions because it has not charged condominium and duplex owners a water utility fee for the past seven years. Originally from National Community Associations News
As Florida’s 60-day legislative session prepares to kick off on Tuesday in Tallahassee, a plethora of bills that will impact millions living in common-interest-ownership communities are already being discussed. Originally from National Community Associations News
