Forget poolside cabanas, private tennis courts and pampering spa treatments. Condominium owners at Opus South Corp.s luxurious La Serena development are probably happy just to have electricity these days. 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 burst main had unleashed a tidal wave down Claremont Park, inundating cars on the street and washing out stretches of sidewalk as it funneled toward the Rizzo’s. Originally from Community Associations Network National
As Florida and other parts of the nation continue to get their hands around the problems caused by home and condo units constructed with Chinese Drywall, there is some promising testing happening in South Florida that may lead to less costly treatments than having to rip out the drywall and rebuilt. Originally from Community Associations [...]
But a place that was once a status symbol for well-to-do African-Americans is a nightmare for some of the people who are living there today. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A developer who has renovated several old industrial and commercial properties into new housing is being sued for allegedly shoddy work Originally from National Community Associations News
Once the lights and water were cut off at Cedars Pointe, a failed condo conversion in Miami’s working-class Allapattah neighborhood, city officials had no choice: The building was deemed unsafe, and everyone in the 51 units was ordered out. Originally from National Community Associations News
Its strategy of funding dozens of condo construction projects in South Florida has gone horribly wrong for Corus Bankshares, which announced that nearly all of its $1.1 billion in loans to South Florida projects were impaired at year-end. Originally from National Community Associations News
Forget poolside cabanas, private tennis courts and pampering spa treatments. Condominium owners at Opus South Corp.s luxurious La Serena development are probably happy just to have electricity these days. Originally from National Community Associations News
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 National Community Associations News
