The Illinois Attorney General’s office has filed a lawsuit against a prominent Chicago-area condo developer, alleging that his Evanston condominium complex, while marketed to people with disabilities, fails to comply with state and federal accessibility laws. Originally from Community Associations Network National
No fines have been levied against a condo building, evacuated after a recent carbon monoxide leak, for not having detectors as required by law. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In April, we brought you “Treasure Island”, the story of big-time spine surgeon and developer Charles C. Edwards being accused of defrauding a North Bay Village condo building out of $233,000 that was supposed to go towards insuring the place. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Grand Oak, like many condominium communities, limits the number of condos that can be rented: Only three of the 66 units can be leased at the same time, and they are all spoken for. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Wells Fargo, once the Hercules of condominium mortgage lending, is now apparently running from that faster than a runaway stagecoach Originally from Community Associations Network National
The problems with Dolphin Tower’s structural support system quickly caused residents uncertainty about everything from how long they will have to stay out of their homes to how it will affect the long-term value of their property. Originally from Community Associations Network National
There were no working smoke alarms in the home of a 46-year-old Madison woman who died Monday morning in a condo fire on Madison’s North Side, authorities said. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The U.S. government and a Munster condominium association accused of discrimination will make another attempt to settle a federal lawsuit following a motions hearing Wednesday. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The U.S. government and a Munster condominium association accused of discrimination will make another attempt to settle a federal lawsuit following a motions hearing Wednesday. Originally from National Community Associations News
There were no working smoke alarms in the home of a 46-year-old Madison woman who died Monday morning in a condo fire on Madison’s North Side, authorities said. Originally from National Community Associations News
