Condo & HOA News

Anytime, anywhere, wildfire risk is growing in Colorado. Across the state, homeowners are feeling the impact, especially when it comes to insurance.  “Being a high-catastrophe state at a time when we’re seeing unprecedented, historic catastrophes is something the insurance industry is unfortunately responding to,”    Read the article…………………………….

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The homeowners’ association of a well-to-do Pleasanton golf community has sued the county over water fees. The Castlewood Property Owners Association (CPOA) recently filed suit against Alameda County, alleging the Board of Supervisors failed to follow the law before imposing a $1.4 million loan on the organization’s members to pay for their water and sewer […]

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A Hollywood Hills homeowner who put his all into owning his condo is staying behind in hopes of saving his home despite the evacuation order issued due to the Sunset Fire.   Video news report……………………..

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Several property insurers in California cut coverage or stopped offering new homeowners policies in the past few years, as companies tried to limit losses amid the risk of paying enormous claims due to wildfires.   Read the article…………………………….

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When purchasing a home in a community governed by a Homeowners Association (HOA), understanding the intricacies of HOA fees is crucial. These fees play a significant role in maintaining the community’s aesthetics, services, and shared amenities, but they can also impact your monthly budget significantly. To help navigate the nuances of HOA fees, we’ve gathered […]

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The Lost Creek Neighborhood Association and two property owners in the area that disannexed from the city of Austin last September have sued the city after residents discovered that the city is still expecting them to pay property taxes. According to attorney Bill Aleshire, who is representing the plaintiffs, the city says it will continue […]

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Residents of mobile homes and condominiums are speaking out after the city’s property revaluation process resulted in large tax increases, on average much higher than what single-family homeowners are seeing.  A report by Marybeth Walker, the city’s interim chief assessor, shows the disparity. Condo values went up 94% on average and mobile home values went […]

The post Rochester mobile home, condo owners speak out on big tax hikes: It’s not ‘right or fair’ (NH) first appeared on Community Associations Network.

An early morning fire at a condo complex in Springfield leaves 15-20 residents displaced.  Fire crews responded to a fire on Taylor Avenue at 5 a.m. Wednesday, according to the Springfield Fire Department.  Heavy fire was visible from the second floor as crews arrived.    Read the article…………………………….

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In a quiet country-club community on the northern edge of Durham, the deer population has exploded in recent decades, and it’s driving neighbors apart.  “Numerous times, deer have darted in front of my car while I’m driving my kids to school,” Katherine Jackson said. “And twice, we’ve removed ticks from my husband.”   Read the article…………………………….

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Is two years enough to pay back $8,026.99? The Henderson City Council discussed a possible two-year deadline for residents to repay $700K, but some residents on the hook are asking for more time.  Repairs to a private water system within the Somerset Park community have been at the center of disputes among residents, elected officials, […]

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The Night of Gratitude, hosted by the Ocean Grove Community Association’s Giving Committee (OGCA) on Saturday, January 4th, was an evening to remember, as the community came together to celebrate and honor the local emergency medical services (EMS) teams of Neptune Township.   Read the article…………………………….

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Crews arrived to find flames shooting out of the roof, and the cold temperatures and strong winds are making it hard for firefighters to battle the blaze.    Read the article…………………………….

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Cows have become an unwanted part of one Gilbert community.  The livestock is eating front yard landscaping, leaving behind stains on the sidewalk, and there’s fear someone could get hurt if they’re not dealt with soon.   Read the article…………………………….

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As a New York City real estate professional for over 14 years, representing both buyers and sellers, I have seen a decided shift in the landscape over the past few years as condos have become increasingly more desirable than cooperatives.    Read the article…………………………….

The post Co-ops Are Losing Their Luster to Condos. Here’s Why. (NY) first appeared on Community Associations Network.

Shortly moving to the Florence Park South neighborhood, Brett Long heard neighbors at his homeowner’s association meeting complain about drinking water gushing into a storm drain on Florence Place.    Read the article…………………………….

The post WASTING WATER?: Tulsa man says city drinking water is dumping into storm drain (OK) first appeared on Community Associations Network.

Question: I live in a villa which is attached to another villa, of which there are six on my street. The whole subdivision has attached villas which total about 190. All are single story with a garage. I have lived in the development for over 20 years and own my home free and clear with […]

The post My mortgage is paid off, can my HOA still make me get homeowners insurance? (FL) first appeared on Community Associations Network.

The recently-passed Georgia House Bill 581 will be one of the main topics of discussion during the City of Fayetteville’s next HOA/POA Meeting scheduled for Saturday, January 18, 2025, 9:30-11 a.m. The meeting will take place in the Council Chamber on the ground floor of Fayetteville City Hall, 210 Stonewall Avenue West.   Read the article…………………………….

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Q: I received correspondence from a reader pertaining to holding board meetings only by virtual means. Do virtual board meetings meet Nevada Revised Statutes 116 requirements?     Read the Q&A………………………………..

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Residents of Heritage Farms in Kimberly have reported for years that their property has constantly been vandalized and no culprits have been found.  “Everybody thought it was the wind, but we’ve reinforced our fences. I’ve personally reinforced them, and we’ve had help here from the homeowners as well. But, they–kids or adults– we haven’t been […]

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A fire broke out Monday afternoon on the balcony of a unit at a condominium tower along the Aventura waterfront.  Miami-Dade Fire Rescue dispatch records show the blaze broke out just after 3:30 at the 3030 Residences at 3030 NE 188th St.   Read the article…………………………….

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