The Boston Redevelopment Authority and the developers of the Reserve Channel Condominiums may give as much as $150,000 to shore up the development’s maintenance fund, helping to pay for badly needed repairs for the five-year-old affordable housing condos. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Progress at 770 Sandy Street, the 26-unit condo building condemned in May 2010 for faulty construction, can be measured in the height of new steel stairwells and the preparations to repair HVAC ducts and install required fire stops in wall cavities. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Progress at 770 Sandy Street, the 26-unit condo building condemned in May 2010 for faulty construction, can be measured in the height of new steel stairwells and the preparations to repair HVAC ducts and install required fire stops in wall cavities. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Fifteen months later, the condominiums still are uninhabitable. The outside landscaping still is torn up, leaving a blight on the 170-unit complex and keeping two families from returning to their homes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
For nearly four years, residents of an Aventura condominium who saw their balconies and hallways torn apart by Hurricane Wilma have been waiting for a check from their insurance company to make badly needed repairs Originally from Community Associations Network National
The company that owns 140 condominiums at The Whitney has alerted its tenants they may be moved into different units within the building to make way for replacement of tainted drywall. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Four years ago, Hurricane Wilma blew the walls off the 21-story Park Shore Tower on Gulfshore Boulevard. Originally from Community Associations Network National
More than 40 people displaced last month from an Oakwood Avenue condominium building when heavy rains poured through a roof under repair probably won’t be able to return to the building for several months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
But the condominium that came with that view has an unexpected and unwelcome additional cost: $850 a month in special assessments for the next five years, to cover the expense of building repairs that were completed late last year. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Some condo owners in Va. Beach say a $24,000-per-owner assessment for repairs and renovations is too much. Originally from Community Associations Network National
