“Distressed, disillusioned, angry, confused and lost.” The descriptive words of Whitney and Brett Floyd, two renters at 770 Sandy St. who have lost $3,000 since Norristown officials condemned the four-story condominium building on May 4 Originally from Community Associations Network National
Three months after a 26-unit Sandy Street condominium building was condemned for faulty construction a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge heard legal arguments Wednesday morning on how the building would be repaired and who would pay for it. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Norristown officials were given additional time to bid out and award more than $232,105 in repair work on the condemned, 26-unit, Sandy Street condominium building 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
In the months since 770 Sandy Street entered the headlines in May, the 26-unit condominium building has been inspected by many engineers, condemned for multiple construction defects and transitioned to the stage where meaningful repairs will begin in early 2011. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Repair work to reinforce the hollow-block walls in two stairwells at the condemned, 26-unit condominium building at 770 Sandy Street recently began under a $228,480 municipal contract Originally from Community Associations Network National
With the one-year anniversary of the condemnation of the 26-unit condominium building on Sandy Street passing May 20, nine condominium owners are faced with the prospect that more than $1 million in repair work will take at least four more months. 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
With the one-year anniversary of the condemnation of the 26-unit condominium building on Sandy Street passing May 20, nine condominium owners are faced with the prospect that more than $1 million in repair work will take at least four more months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
