The condominiums’ Home Owners Association recently ruled to enforce a one-pet rule, which has left some residents scrambling to find new homes for their pets. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Charlie the teacup Yorkshire terrier can stay. So says an appellate court in the case of a woman who kept a three-and-a-half-pound dog in her condominium in Middle Village, Queens, in open defiance of the condo boards House Rule No. 1, Originally from Community Associations Network National
With pet owners representing a significant portion of the population, furry, four-legged friends are factoring heavily into the decision to buy a condo. According to the American Pet Products Association, 63% of U.S. households have at least one pet. And with condo buyers making developments that allow pets a top priority, Originally from Community Associations [...]
Three people are hospitalized, including one woman in critical condition, after a car left running in a garage sent deadly carbon monoxide into several condominiums in northwest Las Vegas. Originally from Community Associations Network National
You hear so many sad stories of people in this area who love dogs and cats but have to choose between their homes and their “children.” Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condominiums’ Home Owners Association recently ruled to enforce a one-pet rule, which has left some residents scrambling to find new homes for their pets. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Eddie Garczyk has lived in his Coconut Creek condo for a decade. Although it has a no-pets rule, he says neighbors have ignored or broken it over the years. Originally from National Community Associations News
Three people are hospitalized, including one woman in critical condition, after a car left running in a garage sent deadly carbon monoxide into several condominiums in northwest Las Vegas. Originally from National Community Associations News
You hear so many sad stories of people in this area who love dogs and cats but have to choose between their homes and their “children.” Originally from National Community Associations News
The condominiums’ Home Owners Association recently ruled to enforce a one-pet rule, which has left some residents scrambling to find new homes for their pets. Originally from National Community Associations News
