These days, at a downtown condo project, window-washers come biannually instead of every three months. Painters touch up the halls once a year, half as frequently as they once did. Security guards work fewer hours. Renovation plans for the sparsely furnished lobby are on indefinite hold. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Little more than a year has passed since the first foreclosure notices started showing up on 81 North County condo units wrapped up in a massive real estate scam. Since then, the complexes have been reeling from the effects of vacancies and plunging property values. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Sales of condominiums in the United States are rising, despite ongoing volatility in the nation’s housing market. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Two months worth of garbage piled up at the New River Condos dumpster this week. The association says they do not have the money to pay to get it hauled away, and what’s happening here is happening at more and more condos and homeowner associations in South Florida. Originally from National Community Associations News
While many businesses are struggling or failing in this tough economy, there is one business thats in big demand. They are companies that clean out the trash and other junk from properties that have been foreclosed. Some of the properties are so bad theyre considered a public hazard. Originally from National Community Associations News
Your neighbor’s foreclosure could affect you too especially if you live in a gated community or condominium complex. Experts say when fewer people are paying for community costs, there may be increases in homeowners association fees. Originally from National Community Associations News
Arson. Thats the official cause of a fire at a north Dallas condominium complex a complex some residents call a homeowners hell. Originally from National Community Associations News
These days, at a downtown condo project, window-washers come biannually instead of every three months. Painters touch up the halls once a year, half as frequently as they once did. Security guards work fewer hours. Renovation plans for the sparsely furnished lobby are on indefinite hold. Originally from National Community Associations News
Little more than a year has passed since the first foreclosure notices started showing up on 81 North County condo units wrapped up in a massive real estate scam. Since then, the complexes have been reeling from the effects of vacancies and plunging property values. Originally from National Community Associations News
Sales of condominiums in the United States are rising, despite ongoing volatility in the nation’s housing market. Originally from National Community Associations News
