After an elderly woman was attacked in her home in their neighborhood, the association is bringing in a crime watch specialist to assist them to increase security inside their community.
A man who inquired into the finances and legal fees of his community homeowners association, is now being denied the opportunity to run for an HOA board seat.
Homeowners who live along a public stairway that is attached to their cottages, claim the stairs are in disrepair and a hazard to the public. They want the city to invest funds and repair the stairs for public safety.
Condo management companies are charging prospective buyers and sellers fees for providing documents that should be free for selling unit owners. Many feel this is excessive since the documents are necessary for the buyer to review prior to purchasing a home.
Two years ago legislation passed a law prohibiting private entities from swiping driver licenses and state IDs. Unfortunately, some gated communities are still doing so.
It just became more difficult for a developer to terminate a condo when the Florida legislature recently approved changes to condominium association rules.
Orange County California faces a shortfall in housing units. It is causing housing costs to skyrocket and forcing young adults to move elsewhere. Activists, concerned about the drought, wonder if continuing to build new construction is smart since it will increase water demands.
Trillium Ridge Condominium Association, Inc. v. Trillium Links & Village, LLP
Prosperity Village Townhome Association, Inc. v. State Farm and Casualty Company
