The condo craze exploded in the Las Vegas valley just a few years back, but now with the foreclosure crises, people aren’t buying into condos when housing prices are so low. It leaves condos floundering with too much inventory. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The City Council unanimously approved a ban on smoking in common areas of multi-unit residential buildings Tuesday, confident the new law protects the health of non-smokers, while safeguarding smokers from eviction. Originally from Community Associations Network National
With more condominium owners defaulting on their mortgages, condo associations in Maine are seeking relief. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Florida’s foreclosure problems are increasing the financial pressure on condominium owners and associations, and one Florida lawmaker is proposing some changes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo law reform was somewhat limited this year, but what did pass could give owners and associations some financial relief Originally from Community Associations Network National
The resort-style pool, spa and health club along with luxurious 10-foot floor-to-ceiling windows are no longer the key selling points for 101 Eola in Thornton Park. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The condo craze exploded in the Las Vegas valley just a few years back, but now with the foreclosure crises, people aren’t buying into condos when housing prices are so low. It leaves condos floundering with too much inventory. Originally from National Community Associations News
The City Council unanimously approved a ban on smoking in common areas of multi-unit residential buildings Tuesday, confident the new law protects the health of non-smokers, while safeguarding smokers from eviction. Originally from National Community Associations News
With more condominium owners defaulting on their mortgages, condo associations in Maine are seeking relief. Originally from National Community Associations News
Florida’s foreclosure problems are increasing the financial pressure on condominium owners and associations, and one Florida lawmaker is proposing some changes. Originally from National Community Associations News
