Norristown officials were given additional time to bid out and award more than $232,105 in repair work on the condemned, 26-unit, Sandy Street condominium building Originally from Community Associations Network National
The developer of a failed condominium was arrested this morning and charged with numerous offenses including endangering the lives of the people who once lived here. Originally from Community Associations Network National
If you’re a homeowner the problem falls primarily on you but if you’re a renter or own a condo the situation can be much different. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Collegeville man was charged with risking a catastrophe, theft, defrauding creditors, deceptive business practices and related offenses after the tenants of a condominium complex he built in Norristown had to be removed from their homes because the building was condemned. Originally from Community Associations Network National
How have the estimates to repair and reopen the condemned, 26-unit condominium building at 770 Sandy Street ballooned from -more than $232,105- in May to more than $1,376,804 in December? Originally from Community Associations Network National
The builder of the condemned, 26-unit condominium building at 770 Sandy Street in the borough waived his formal arraignment scheduled for Wednesday morning on charges he risked a catastrophe and allegedly committed theft, deceptive business practices and defrauded creditors Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Norristown builder under criminal indictment for shoddy construction of the 770 Sandy St. condo building in Norristown asked a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge Friday afternoon to reduce the scope and cost of remediation work at the 26-unit, four-story building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In the months since 770 Sandy Street entered the headlines in May, the 26-unit condominium building has been inspected by many engineers, condemned for multiple construction defects and transitioned to the stage where meaningful repairs will begin in early 2011. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Just one hour into the new year, a fire devastated a condominium community on Nicholas Drive, leaving about 25 people homeless and rendering 12 units uninhabitable. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge denied a request Monday to reduce the scope and cost of remediation work at the 26-unit, four-story condominium building at 770 Sandy St. condemned last May for shoddy construction. Originally from Community Associations Network National
