A Temple Hills condominium complex with a history of fire code violations is being monitored by the Prince George’s County Office of the Fire Marshal after it caught fire for the second time in two weeks and no fire alarm sounded, officials said. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Amy and Frank Taddeo bought their Las Vegas condominium on the assumption it met building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Richard Silver got word early this year that a co-op in The Bronx was having a problem with its water tank. The tank wasn’t leaking water. It was leaking money – because New York City had rewritten the rules governing rooftop tanks Originally from Community Associations Network National
Code violations keep racking up at Bay Towers Apartments, the fire-scarred riverfront complex facing a crippling cash crunch. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Unfortunately, the utilities bill is only the beginning of the condo residents woes. On Monday, various representatives from the condo association pleaded for leniency from the Kissimmee code enforcement board, Originally from Community Associations Network National
The Intermountain Fair Housing Council is suing The Orchards at Fairview Condominium Association, claiming the company and its real estate firm violated federal housing discrimination laws two years after the council explicitly warned the developer about the marketing of the condo project. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Temple Hills condominium complex with a history of fire code violations is being monitored by the Prince George’s County Office of the Fire Marshal after it caught fire for the second time in two weeks and no fire alarm sounded, officials said. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Amy and Frank Taddeo bought their Las Vegas condominium on the assumption it met building codes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Richard Silver got word early this year that a co-op in The Bronx was having a problem with its water tank. The tank wasn’t leaking water. It was leaking money – because New York City had rewritten the rules governing rooftop tanks Originally from Community Associations Network National
Richard Silver got word early this year that a co-op in The Bronx was having a problem with its water tank. The tank wasn’t leaking water. It was leaking money – because New York City had rewritten the rules governing rooftop tanks Originally from National Community Associations News
