Residents were left without water in their Miami Lakes condominium after learning their condo association owes tens of thousands of dollars in previous water bills. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Forget poolside cabanas, private tennis courts and pampering spa treatments. Condominium owners at Opus South Corp.s luxurious La Serena development are probably happy just to have electricity these days. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A condominium complex crisis in Riviera Beach is now on the front burner for the city’s mayor. Originally from Community Associations Network National
More than 40 people displaced last month from an Oakwood Avenue condominium building when heavy rains poured through a roof under repair probably won’t be able to return to the building for several months. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Penny Bickham says the Lab-Great Dane mix has improved her autistic son’s quality of life — even though condominiu. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Many local condos went into foreclosure when owners couldn’t pay up in Seminole County. WFTV found one condo Homeowners Association [HOA] in Seminole County that’s now going to court to protect owners from paying the fees that bank foreclosures owe. Originally from Community Associations Network National
There may be some movement soon on the request by owners of water-damaged Twin Oak condos to skip what they contend is $40,000 worth of needless safety tests ordered by town building officials Originally from Community Associations Network National
Contractors of a new condominium complex in downtown Winston-Salem are saying they believe an exceptionally rare fungus was found in their building. Originally from National Community Associations News
Those condos have been deemed “unsafe and uninhabitable,” words no new condo owner wants to hear. Originally from National Community Associations News
Luxury condominium owners at Bay Isle Associates Grande Bay Resort could be in for a rude awakening if the plaintiffs in a lawsuit originally filed in November 2005 get their way. Originally from National Community Associations News
