A leading Democratic state lawmaker is proposing a bill he hopes would protect condominium owners from mismanagement by their homeowners associations, or HOAs. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Roscoe Village business owner filed a lawsuit Friday against his neighbor for allegedly defaming him on a local television news broadcast. Originally from Community Associations Network National
For more than a decade, a statue of the Virgin Mary has kept watch over a portion of the Hilliard Village condominium complex Originally from Community Associations Network National
An architect has been talking to city officials about permits that might be needed to build a gun range in one of the penthouse-level condos on Key Highway, at the foot of Federal Hill. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When is a man’s home not his castle? When he lives in a Manhattan co-op or condo. Powerful building-management boards seem to micromanage almost everything residents do in their own apartments, from smoking cigarettes or owning a pet, to making noise or decorating a balcony. And now they’ve moved into the kitchen. Originally from Community [...]
The building, a 25-unit condo, is considering laying off staff members, including the doormen, in part because of one owner who, the condo board says, has failed to pay common charges for more than 18 months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The worst example I have heard of involves Raj Jain, whose expensive Bridgeport condo burned May 10 and he discovered that his four-unit complex had no fire insurance. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The worst example I have heard of involves Raj Jain, whose expensive Bridgeport condo burned May 10 and he discovered that his four-unit complex had no fire insurance. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The building, a 25-unit condo, is considering laying off staff members, including the doormen, in part because of one owner who, the condo board says, has failed to pay common charges for more than 18 months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The building, a 25-unit condo, is considering laying off staff members, including the doormen, in part because of one owner who, the condo board says, has failed to pay common charges for more than 18 months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
