Las Vegas Sands Corp. stopped construction on its $600 million St. Regis condominium tower in November 2008 when financial problems besieged the company. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a Sunrise high rise feel like they are being held prisoner in their own building after the elevator quit working nearly a week ago. 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
Residents from two condo buildings along Piedmont Avenue — Piedmont Crest and Piedmont Park West Lofts — say benches hidden behind their homes are causing safety issues in the southwest corner of the park. 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
Las Vegas Sands Corp. stopped construction on its $600 million St. Regis condominium tower in November 2008 when financial problems besieged the company. Originally from Community Associations Network National
While no one tracks foreclosures prompted by homeowner boards and associations, there are a rising number of people in Studen’s situation, according to civil court judges and condominium officials Originally from Community Associations Network National
When Douglas and Sonia Bendt purchased their $1.6 million condo in a Biltmore Estates luxury development in 2007, they were ecstatic. Originally from Community Associations Network National
While no one tracks foreclosures prompted by homeowner boards and associations, there are a rising number of people in Studen’s situation, according to civil court judges and condominium officials Originally from National Community Associations News
When Douglas and Sonia Bendt purchased their $1.6 million condo in a Biltmore Estates luxury development in 2007, they were ecstatic. Originally from National Community Associations News
