Developers Eddie Vanston and Tom Reynolds are close to beginning a $4.5 million renovation of a historic warehouse on the near south side into residential lofts, a project they’ve planned for 2 1/2 years. Read more Originally from LoftyFinds.com
The project manager for an Indian Shores condominium conversion has agreed to plead guilty to a federal crime for helping cover up asbestos violations Originally from Community Associations Network National
A condominium association that is fixing a 20-unit building vacant since October after severe roof leaks says the town wants more than $40,000 in unnecessary repairs to the electrical system before any other interior work can continue. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Cardinal Village condominium homeowners are opposing a $350,000 to $400,000 deck-replacement project, they say would nearly double the cost of their monthly association fees. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a Chesterfield Township condominium complex arent happy that the tranquil setting of woods and wildlife outside their homes has been replaced by the noise and activity of a county sewer-project. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A badly eroding Collier beach is getting renourished at a cost of $1.5-million taxdollars. But that money spent could wash away if one condo association doesn’t agree to work with the county. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An appeals court ruling Wednesday allows a developer to seek millions in damages and legal fees from the city for unlawfully denying the company’s 2004 plan for a Bayshore Boulevard condominium tower. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Cardinal Village condominium homeowners are opposing a $350,000 to $400,000 deck-replacement project, they say would nearly double the cost of their monthly association fees. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The future of the Harbor Walk condominium project in Ocean View is in question after the local manager for the Florida-based developer suddenly departed days after the developer canceled a homeowner meeting about the use of defective Chinese-made drywall there. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In Florida, Schlesinger’s company marketed and sold condos at a four-building project called Eden Condominium. The development was only partially completed, and about a year ago, Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum opened an investigation into the company and its owners. Originally from Community Associations Network National
