Imagine paying $400 to $500 a month into a condo association where you live and having no idea what is happening to your money, whether or not it’s going toward maintaining your building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Representatives of Florida condominiums are hoping the third time’s the charm as they prepare for the next round in their ongoing battle to push back, or eliminate, the deadline for older buildings to retrofit their common areas with fire sprinklers. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A dispute between neighbors continues at The Landing condominium complex in El Lago, as homeowners remain financially tied to condos that have been vacant since Hurricane Ike Originally from Community Associations Network National
The roofing contractor working on the building in October lacked the proper insurance, so owners of all 100 units in the Twin Oaks complex — not just the 20 in building 106 — are on the hook for the repair bill. A special $400-plus monthly charge was imposed by the condo association in January to [...]
Condominium complex owners along Pacifica’s now infamous eroding blufftop on Esplanade Avenue, heeding the lessons of the past, are planning to spend millions of dollars to ensure their backyards won’t fall into the ocean this winter, according to city and state officials. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Some Sarasota condo owners say their homes are costing them money but they aren’t allowed in. Dolphin Tower in Sarasota, once a bustling condo community, is now a ghost town Originally from Community Associations Network National
“What you see here, as bad as this is, its the tip of the iceberg for this building,” says William Shore, an attorney for the Landmark’s HOA. He says the Landmark HOA is now suing the company that converted the towers to condos. Originally from Community Associations Network National
ABOUT 4,000 liters of petroleum products continue to leak into the basement of the West Tower Condominium in Makati daily, residents complained Monday as they vowed to file civil and criminal charges against Pilipinas Shell and Chevron Philippines and the owner of the leaking pipeline they use. Originally from Community Associations Network National
was July 2010 when a massive sinkhole opened up at the Bordeaux Village condos. The hole was so big, it swallowed a car before creeping dangerously close to a number of units and forcing homeowners out. Six months later, they still arent back in. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of a Park Ridge condominium building declared structurally unsound in November are still waiting to move back into their residences Originally from Community Associations Network National
