Some residents who bought pricey high-rise Midtown condos from condo king Jim Borders say he robbed them of their city views when he built another tower across the street. Originally from Community Associations Network National
But eight years after the Nautica was completed, some of its residents are suing the companies that built and then managed the site. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Three Southwest condo associations are suing several development investors, including former condo-converter Clark Gassen, for not providing adequate reserves for maintenance and repairs at projects they completed. 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 Community Associations Network National
A new round of lawsuits against one of Floridas largest condo insurers accuses the company of bad faith in dealing with hurricane claims. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Yacht Club condominium complex has filed a lawsuit against the Town of Dillon, protesting the towns elimination of parking spaces in a public right-of-way that have been used for decades by condo owners. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A dozen former and current Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University professors are suing the developer a condominium complex for allegedly refusing to allow buyers to move in to units at 303 Third St in Cambridge, Mass. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents living in the Grande North condominium complex in downtown San Diego spent $500,000 to $2 million just to live there, but 10News has learned that they may also be living with a potential health risk. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents of the Ingleside Condominiums in East Walnut Hills have filed a lawsuit in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court claiming its former management firm stole $215,000 from the condo association’s bank account. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Several Buttonwood Bay unit owners have filed suit against their condominium association alleging that $2.6 million spent on boat dock construction and landscaping — and the subsequent costs passed on to them — was a breach of their bylaws. Originally from Community Associations Network National
