Condominium owners are not being notified of public hearings that could impact their views, increase neighborhood traffic, block their sunlight and diminish property values Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Berwick, Maine, woman has been indicted on charges she stole more than $30,000 from two local condo associations while working as their bookkeeper. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A local condominium complex is in turmoil after its owners associations board of directors decided to play hardball with residents who are delinquent – “jersey barriers” block drives Originally from Community Associations Network National
A dispute over unpaid condo fees that landed a jersey barrier in front of one unit at Shepherds Hill condos has the owner and tenant embroiled in a blame game, while the condo association said it just wants its dues Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo fee delinquency has reached epidemic proportions throughout the nation as the economy continues to suffer and unemployment remains high, experts say Originally from Community Associations Network National
“Leo Morrissette is just fantastic,” said Lyvie Beyrent on Monday of the man who around 7:20 a.m. Aug. 1 alerted the occupants of Unit 3 at the Brookside Crossing condominiums that smoke was coming from the attic area. Originally from Community Associations Network National
So, after months of waiting for managers of the East Ridge Condominiums to replace the sign, which he said he accidentally knocked over in the fall, Lemmon – who uses crutches to get around because of a lifelong leg condition – took the matter into his own hands, re-posting the sign Friday with the help [...]
A contractor who fell from a Mill Pond Way roof is suing two local entities for damages he claims include brain and body injuries, as well as lost earnings. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The wife of a soldier serving in Afghanistan has hired a lawyer to take on her condo association for not only refusing to allow her to display the American flag, but refusing to reimburse her for one damaged this winter by workers at the 137-unit development. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Legislature is moving swiftly toward adoption of a law that would make unenforceable condominium association rules against flying the American flag outside one’s property. Originally from Community Associations Network National
