The Community Associations Network links to the latest condo & HOA news, articles and blogs, all available on our home page and through this RSS feed Originally from Community Associations Network National
Like any news enterprise, the site, run by one of Michalak’s tenants, Steven Dahlman, has its critics. The most vocal are the members of the condo board, a favorite target for the site. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When a leaky pipe in a Centennial homeowners association apartment led contractors to take a look inside the walls in a section of the 25-year-old affordable housing development, many peoples worst fears were realized. Originally from Community Associations Network National
New FHA condo-buying rules set to begin Nov. 2 have the National Association of Realtors and the National Association of Home Builders seeing red – as in waving a red flag in front a rushing bull. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents at The Woods on Augusta condominiums near the Galleria watched helplessly as a raging fire burned up their homes, belongings, and memories late last night. Originally from Community Associations Network National
After a vote of residents, the association approached the city of St. Louis Park to ask that it declare Sunset Ridge a Housing Improvement Area, or HIA. Originally from Community Associations Network National
These days it’s not easy owning a condo, or any house located in a community that requires homeowners to pay fees. As more owners in these communities feel financially pinched, many aren’t paying dues. That means residents who keep up with the bills have to pay a bigger share of the burden-and if there aren’t [...]
A group of residents at a local condo complex say they’re prepared to fight for their freedom to fly their American flags. The residents feel their civil rights are being violated for no real reason. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Warning signs were posted telling neighbors in Del Cerro a king cobra escaped from its owner at the Adobe Falls condo complex Originally from Community Associations Network National
A judge will soon be asked to resolve the dispute over who controls Scottsdale Estates, a troubled, 600-unit condo complex in Carson. Originally from Community Associations Network National
