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
For nine days, an entire condominium community has been left in the dark with no electricity. Even worse, residents learned that they have to come up with almost $50,000 to get their lights back on. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of Overtown’s Town Park condos and co-ops are worried the cost of major repairs to their buildings could force them from their homes. 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
Steeplechase Condominium Association, which owns the steeple, recently reviewed the ongoing costs for repairs and voted to destroy the dilapidated structure, according to Ken Parker of Parker and Associates Property Management. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Displaced owners of the Penhorwood condominiums have a tough decision to make on whether to sell or keep the buildings, the latter which would cost millions. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Displaced owners of the Penhorwood condominiums have a tough decision to make on whether to sell or keep the buildings, the latter which would cost millions. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Cook County judge has ruled that East Side Lofts condo owners failed to make their case that the contractor did shoddy work requiring $4.2 million in repairs. 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
For nine days, an entire condominium community has been left in the dark with no electricity. Even worse, residents learned that they have to come up with almost $50,000 to get their lights back on. Originally from Community Associations Network National
