Just a few years ago, homebuyers stampeded into brand-new condos all over Chicago. Then, reality hit. Water started leaking in. Mold crept up the walls. Elevators stopped working. Now the city of Chicago is trying to clean up the mess by chasing after developers responsible for shoddy work Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
METROPCS wanted to install eight cellphone antennas on the roof of Biltmore Towers, a 12-story condominium building on Lake Street in White Plains. Verizon Wireless sought a similar deal. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Poor renters and condo owners at odds, but experts say results of the experiment are mixed Originally from Community Associations Network National
Just a few years ago, homebuyers stampeded into brand-new condos all over Chicago. Then, reality hit. Water started leaking in. Mold crept up the walls. Elevators stopped working. Now the city of Chicago is trying to clean up the mess by chasing after developers responsible for shoddy work Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
METROPCS wanted to install eight cellphone antennas on the roof of Biltmore Towers, a 12-story condominium building on Lake Street in White Plains. Verizon Wireless sought a similar deal. Originally from National Community Associations News
Poor renters and condo owners at odds, but experts say results of the experiment are mixed Originally from National Community Associations News
