The Cook County state’s attorney’s office said Monday it’s investigating a Palos Hills company that managed several Southland condo properties, and whose tenants have been saddled with thousands of dollars in unpaid bills Originally from Community Associations Network National
Although the sprinkler system retrofit mandate will affect about 5,600 condos across Florida, the state has received little feedback on just what sort of financial impact the measure will have on associations. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Results of the most recent survey of Florida’s condominium, homeowner and other community association property owners show no immediate end in sight to mounting foreclosure-related financial pressures that have resulted in increasing budgetary restraints and falling property values in community associations across the State. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The state of Maryland has stepped in to deal with a controversy over a Shabbat elevator in a Baltimore condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
State Police are evacuating residents of the Pachaug River Condo Complex on South Main Street in Jewett City. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A law to make condominium and cooperative associations more transparent is set to take effect July 1 and will significantly change how the communities are insured and how their associations are run. 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
The Maryland Commission Of Human Relations sued the Columbia Park Condominium Association and American Community Management for discrimination Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Southland property management firm is being sued by the state, accused of defrauding condo associations of more than $140,000. Originally from Community Associations Network National
In the glorified regulatory storefront operation called Nevada, Park Avenue condominium dwellers found they had a place to complain after they identified examples of apparent election fraud on their homeowners’ association board. Originally from National Community Associations News
