DOLPHIN TOWER MAY ALREADY prove to be a building whose units are unsellable for the foreseeable future. Now, the condominium association’s board may have ensured that no one will rent there, either. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Tenants of a Normandy Isle condo building have been without power for a month and fear the lights won’t come back on any time soon. Originally from Community Associations Network National
“Its like a second job,” said Joseph Iacono, the president of the board of a newly self-managed condo on 19th Street in the Flatiron district. “Some agency is always sending some notice that someone has to deal with. Guess who gets to deal with that?” Originally from Community Associations Network National
Twenty-two residents of a downtown condominium building that flooded in January are suing the city of Long Beach for at least $16.5 million in damages Originally from Community Associations Network National
A battle is under way on the Upper East Side between residents of a condo building and cellular giant T-Mobile. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Subfreezing temperatures have gripped the state and many residents at Gateway Estates in East Hartford said their complaints about a lack of adequate heat are falling on deaf ears. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A battle is under way on the Upper East Side between residents of a condo building and cellular giant T-Mobile. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Most people would agree that having a big shade tree on their property is a good thing. One renter in Charlotte, N.C. was under that impression — until it started growing through a wall of his apartment. His first course of action was notifying his landlord of the problem. He called the landlord, e-mailed him [...]
That’s because the homeowners association at Village Palos Verdes where she lives has levied a $75,000 special assessment on her and the other 180 homeowners to pay for a $13.5 million exterior renovation project. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Gambino gangsters controlled a condo board in Queens and extorted tens of thousands of dollars in bogus and inflated fees from owners when they tried to move, the feds say. Originally from Community Associations Network National
