Julie Denecker of League City seeks approximately $25,000 from Consolidated Concepts Inc. and Houston Community Management after the defendants turned her storm-damaged condominium into a staging area for work crews repairing other units, recent court documents say. Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Tiara Condominium Association was all set to sell Domingo Castros six units at a foreclosure auction until the construction company owner deeded them to a new company that filed for Chapter 11. Originally from National Community Associations News
The housing slump and weak economy are contributing to a host of problems, including condo owner frustration Originally from National Community Associations News
He bought his first home, poured $30,000.00 into it to fix up, now 6 months later Jonathon Kyte has learned his home doesn’t belong to him. Originally from National Community Associations News
Take the case of the elderly owner of a Hollywood condo who for almost 10 years has been paying for an unoccupied unit that has become filled with cockroaches. Originally from National Community Associations News
A Chicago condo association is suing one of its unit owners, Barbara Wanke, for turning her condo into a bed and breakfast, which is prohibited by the association’s by-laws. Originally from National Community Associations News
A divided Wisconsin Court of Appeals held on Aug. 27 that vacant land reserved for further development of a condominium project is taxed to the owners of existing condo units, not the developer Originally from National Community Associations News
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A divided Wisconsin Court of Appeals held on Aug. 27 that vacant land reserved for further development of a condominium project is taxed to the owners of existing condo units, not the developer Originally from National Community Associations News
A divided Wisconsin Court of Appeals held on Aug. 27 that vacant land reserved for further development of a condominium project is taxed to the owners of existing condo units, not the developer Originally from National Community Associations News
