The Legislature has passed a bill making it easier for homeowner or condominium associations to file and record liens against property owners. The bill now awaits Gov. Butch Otter’s signature. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Sixty-five percent of units at The Kensington owe fees to the homeowners association. Maintenance has suffered Originally from Community Associations Network National
The former president of La Kermesse Franco-Americaine Festival was charged with embezzling money from both La Kermesse and the association for the condominium complex where she had lived. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When boom-built condo Boulevard East first went up in 2005, things were so good that the residents even had an unofficial blog with cheery resident profiles and glowing commentary. That was then. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Turnberry Ltd., the Miami-based luxury condominium builder, began pre-selling units for its 26-story Rosslyn tower out of a sales office beside the construction site in 2005. More than five years later, 90 of the 247 Turnberry units are still unsold, and they are considered an augury for companies and investors weighing a return to condominium [...]
Borrowers run into two problems when getting a mortgage on a condominium: high costs and strict standards that make it hard to qualify for a loan. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Most pools in apartments and HOA’s are essentially working on the honors system at this point. They aren’t supposed to open without the proper grates, but they don’t need the health district’s inspection to do so. If the district shows up and the only problem they find is the unsafe grate, they can’t do a [...]
The residents of Market Gallery Condominium Trust have sued Ayer Properties owner John DeAngelis for more than $300,000, accusing him of shoddy workmanship that resulted in chronic leaks and damage to the building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Serving on a condominium board is unpaid volunteer work and can be time-consuming given the need to learn about association laws and regulations while tending to issues of importance to unit owners. But when board members begin asking for forms of compensation or reimbursement, how much is too much? Originally from Community Associations Network National
Conden said agreed to sell her home to help repay her victims, Hampton Mechanical Contractors and the Warwick Commons Industrial Park’s condominium association. Originally from Community Associations Network National
