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1900 sqft, 3 beds, 2 baths, apartment in New York, NY – Flatiron District Originally from Trulia Real Estate Search – New York

A local condominium association claims that Fire Marshal Brian Badamo threatened to seek a court order to shut down the building if the association did not install a new fire alarm system. He then recommended that his wife’s company be hired to do the work, according to court documents. Originally from Community Associations Network National

after having his application to buy a second apartment in the building turned down, he’s filing a suit against the Dakota board because he thinks the rejection is because of racial discrimination Originally from Community Associations Network National

Approximately 144 residents evacuated from one of the buildings at the Cromwell Gardens Condo Complex off Route 3 Friday are still not being allowed back into their homes, according to Bob Shufer, president of the Cromwell Gardens Association. Originally from Community Associations Network National

A new law requires the groups to file their bylaws with county recorders by Wednesday or forfeit their right to sue members. The law, similar to rules governing condominium associations, is designed to ensure that homeowner association bylaws are readily available to current and prospective members. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Approximately 144 residents evacuated from one of the buildings at the Cromwell Gardens Condo Complex off Route 3 Friday are still not being allowed back into their homes, according to Bob Shufer, president of the Cromwell Gardens Association. Originally from Community Associations Network National

Not long after arriving, Perrelli started battling with the condominium association, and he eventually filed four lawsuits against the group and its board members. The association countersued, and the clashes dragged on for years with Perrelli acting as his own attorney to save money on legal expenses Originally from Community Associations Network National

The family of a boy who drowned in a pool at a south suburban condominium after he and some other kids jumped a fence to swim has sued the condo’s property management company and owner, alleging major safety violations at the site Originally from Community Associations Network National

The Village at Woodlake Condominiums were once a prime place to live on the city’s northeast side off of FM 78. But now, the pool is closed and the complex is in danger of losing some basic services because of a fight involving the homeowners’ association. Originally from Community Associations Network National

A manager of a Cherry Creek luxury condo-owners association has been charged with stealing $308,000 from the group’s bank account and using thousands in ATM withdrawals to gamble at Black Hawk casinos. Originally from Community Associations Network National