When the upscale Woodcrest condos were constructed in the mid-80s, the units were situated among a dense stand of stately trees that had overlooked the city from a perch on Goat Hill, literally at the crest of a woodland. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When the upscale Woodcrest condos were constructed in the mid-80s, the units were situated among a dense stand of stately trees that had overlooked the city from a perch on Goat Hill, literally at the crest of a woodland. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Is your condominium community friendly to hearing-impaired resident? Or prepared to accommodate owners who are blind, use a wheel chair or otherwise affected by a disability at the next board meeting or social event? Originally from Community Associations Network National
“If it wasn’t for Charlie, Waterside would be an abandoned shell now,” said Steven Haber, a board member of the Condominiums at Waterside Inc. homeowners association. “We’ve turned a corner now.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
Village trustees and condominium owners continue to disagree about zoning status and whether village services like garbage pickup should apply to facilities like condos. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Hoping to garner more attention to her organization and its cause, Citizens for Pets in Condos founder Maida Genser is producing a documentary she said she plans to debut at the Delray Beach Film Festival in March. Originally from Community Associations Network National
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
Nearly two dozen Bushnell on the Park condo owners have been granted the right to join the ongoing foreclosure case involving the signature downtown Hartford property Originally from Community Associations Network National
Three homeowners at a large condominium complex in Virginia Beach are suing their homeowners association over a special assessment levied on the condo owners last year. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The worst housing crisis and economic crash since the Great Depression have created a dangerous financial storm that threatens to destroy thousands of shared ownership communities (condominiums, co-ops and homeowners associations) throughout the United States. Originally from Community Associations Network National
