A judge found that a homeowners association that is involved in an expensive suit over wheelchair access at its association meetings, cannot assess homeowners for the mounting legal bills.
Due to a power struggle between two different association boards, the electric bill at a condominium is not being paid, risking the power being turned off.
Older condominium associations don't have accommodations for bicycles in their buildings or written in their bylaws. It has become a problem for those using bikes as their primary source of transportation in the city.
A neighborhood that was planned in 2006 has not been completed, and a new developer wants to take over the undeveloped lots and create a new neighborhood, and homeowners association.
Chicago has established an ordinance to determine the proper handling of bed bugs in the city. Chicago is number one in the country for bed bugs.
A couple who lives in a rent-controlled apartment, located in the basement of a multimillion dollar condo building, is being threatened with losing their home. The association is using zoning laws to kick them out but the law says they are not allowed to do that.
The members of Beacon Hill HOA have overwhelmingly voted to purchase the golf course that is located adjacent to their property and is privately owned.
City commissioners are encouraging a homeowners association to work out their differences on their own. They said if they cannot do so, they will get involved since their conflict involves a public street.
An Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that condo laws require owners to pay their assessments as a matter of law and they are not able to hold assessments for failing to repair property.
Issues of condominium ownership are discussed and offered prior to purchasing in a condominium association.
