The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The saga of an Anchorage condo association that faced an $8 million to $10 million insurance shortfall in the aftermath of a 2007 fire is winding down this fall with a bittersweet homecoming. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Hundreds of residents of the River City condo building in the South Loop moved back in Saturday. Originally from National Community Associations News
A month after a massive sinkhole swallowed a car at a Tampa condo complex, the people living there still can’t go back home. Originally from National Community Associations News
Under growing pressure from smaller condominium owners, the Bay Island board of directors Thursday canceled a formula for allocating maintenance fees that mostly benefited larger unit owners. Originally from National Community Associations News
Fire investigators still don’t know what caused three small fires at a Logan condominium building Wednesday morning, but they will be letting 16 people back into their homes tonight. Originally from National Community Associations News
After more than a year of uncertainty, Pat Jirkovsky is finally moving back into her home at the Carriageway Condominiums in Rolling Meadows. Originally from National Community Associations News
Fire investigators still don’t know what caused three small fires at a Logan condominium building Wednesday morning, but they will be letting 16 people back into their homes tonight. Originally from National Community Associations News
Fire investigators still don’t know what caused three small fires at a Logan condominium building Wednesday morning, but they will be letting 16 people back into their homes tonight. Originally from National Community Associations News
Fire investigators still don’t know what caused three small fires at a Logan condominium building Wednesday morning, but they will be letting 16 people back into their homes tonight. Originally from National Community Associations News
