This should be an interesting mini Loft Project. The Arcade is the country’s first indoor shopping mall. On Wednesday, developers announced that it’s being transformed into a mix of retail shops, restaurants and lofts. The ground level of the 180-year old building will hold three restaurants and a dozen new shops. The top two floors [...]
Michael Erwin, a contract inspector for FEMA, noted the extent of the damage on a portable computer, right down to the number of electrical outlets that had been submerged. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The residents of Stone Harbour Condominiums opened up their hearts and wallets this Thanksgiving. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Because of a dispute between the condo association, the insurance company for the condo, and the condo’s management company, Clark’s money to rebuild was gone. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An ex-convict from Johnston who was accused of harassing neighbors in his condominium complex with racial, homophobic and sexist statements and actions has signed a consent judgment in which he agreed to end such conduct Originally from Community Associations Network National
Because of a dispute between the condo association, the insurance company for the condo, and the condo’s management company, Clark’s money to rebuild was gone. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Because of a dispute between the condo association, the insurance company for the condo, and the condo’s management company, Clark’s money to rebuild was gone. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Rep. Patricia A. Serpa (D-Dist. 27, West Warwick, Warwick, Coventry) has introduced legislation that would make it easier for condominium associations to borrow funds from banks and other lending institutions to complete necessary repairs, updates and improvement projects. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Michael Erwin, a contract inspector for FEMA, noted the extent of the damage on a portable computer, right down to the number of electrical outlets that had been submerged. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Rep. Patricia A. Serpa (D-Dist. 27, West Warwick, Warwick, Coventry) has introduced legislation that would make it easier for condominium associations to borrow funds from banks and other lending institutions to complete necessary repairs, updates and improvement projects. Originally from National Community Associations News
