Owners at the upscale but financially troubled Meridian condominium community near the Strip just learned that the buildings are structurally overloaded and potentially unsafe because of heavy luxury tile floors that were installed without building permits during the 2005 conversion from apartments to condos. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Amy and Frank Taddeo bought their Las Vegas condominium on the assumption it met building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
On behalf of two condominium purchasers at the Cosmopolitan Resort and Casino in Las Vegas (now named the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas), a complaint for preliminary and permanent injunction will be filed today demanding that the Cosmopolitan disclose potential flooding hazards and liabilities associated with the underground parking and foundation of the property. Originally from [...]
The Las Vegas Sun reports that there were supposed to be thousands of condo owners like Matecki working, partying and living amid the glittering lights of the Las Vegas skyline. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Quite a mess we made of this beautiful valley. Half-finished projects that are concrete and steel corpses of fantasy economics. Subdivisions that appear out of nowhere, desert Leavittowns that manage to be both incredibly dense and totally car-dependent. Empty condo towers Originally from Community Associations Network National
Some broken water pipes caused a major headache for a group of people at one condominium complex. The water damage is severe but what is most frustrating for the residents is trying to find help while repairs are being made. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Nevada State Contractors Board has reopened its investigation into the condo conversion at the Meridian, an upscale but financially shaky and lawsuit-ridden community Originally from Community Associations Network National
Las Vegas Sands Corp. stopped construction on its $600 million St. Regis condominium tower in November 2008 when financial problems besieged the company. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Buyers of condominiums at The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas will get the opportunity to tour and close escrow on completed units next month, according to a company spokeswoman and lawyer representing a number of investors. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Q: I have been asking my homeowners association for a shade tree in front of my condo. I did receive an Arizona ash, which is doing well. I want another one in my front yard. My understanding of the Arizona ash is that it is a good shade tree. Originally from Community Associations Network National
