HOA News

They’ve tried building fences. Hiring private security guards. Installing closed-circuit cameras around their homes to spot every passing car or suspicious-looking person.  And now, homeowners throughout the Bay Area and

Q: I am an owner in a condominium. I have made a request to see the individual unit owner assessment ledgers for owners who are delinquent in the payment of

As the development of personal transportation drones advances, landing pads are emerging as the latest must-have amenity at condominiums for the wealthiest buyers.  For example, three luxury condos will feature

It was a year ago Tuesday when flames tore through StoneWood Condominium, displacing Mimi Rivera and dozens of others from the 54-unit complex along Richards Avenue.  Since then, Rivera and her

Q. It’s time for the annual meeting for our condominium association, and a controversy has erupted over one of our rules. The association has a rule that states an owner

Q: Our condominium election is in December, which makes no sense to me because most of our community goes back north for the holiday season, and the election is scheduled

People living in a side-by-side condominium in Fitchburg are without a home after a fire swept through their homes Thursday night…….When firefighters arrived, flames and smoke were coming from the

Maricopa County is ordering a Phoenix condominium complex to clean up raw sewage after residents complained the waste has been pooling outside their homes for weeks.  On Friday an inspector

Q: We purchased a home in a community roughly seven years ago and were satisfied up until earlier this year.  The association attorney is a friend or distant relative of

After a 75-65 vote Dec. 6, the Double Horn subdivision near Spicewood will now incorporate as a new Type B city in Burnet County.  The votes will be canvassed Dec.

A Grafton condominium owner was displaced after the fire chief said hoarding made it much more difficult to put out flames that broke out Thursday night.  Chief William Rice said

Q: The president of our HOA was recently removed as president (with no explanation and at an unposted meeting), but she is still on the board, referred to as director

Roughly two hours after fire units were sent to the Park Royal Condominium in the city, units started clearing from the scene, dispatch reports indicated.  Around 6:10 p.m., Bridgeport firefighters

Imagine walking up four flights of stairs and getting so winded that you have to stop at each landing to catch your breath.  That’s the reality for Vietnam War vet

When a construction crew placed a port-a-potty in a Frederick County neighborhood, residents transformed the eyesore into a spectacular holiday light display – complete with a disco ball.  The portable

Residents are upset after a condo association removed a menorah and dreidel from its holiday display.  Helen Stein is Jewish and has lived at the Apple Ridge condominium complex for

The pedestrian bridge at Oliver Nature Park remains closed as the city and several Estates of Creekwood residents prepare for a courtroom showdown this month, which could end with it

Another year approaches, and community associations will deal with both new and ongoing challenges. What’s on the agenda for 2019?  We asked several industry pros to predict next year’s hot

“It is with incredible pain that I say I know my city is doomed by climate change,” says Cortada, who is the artist in residence at Pinecrest Gardens, a recreation

A contract between the Ice Lake homeowner’s association and the Upper Arkansas Water Conservancy District last year may keep the historic lake full.  The contract sets into motion the legal