Tuesday, October 31, 2006

NC: Fort Mill Homeowner Runs Into Problems Getting Crumbling Column Repaired If you live in a townhome complex, you probably pay monthly dues to take care of anything that goes wrong on the outside. Well one homeowner is having major problems. 11:42:56 AM

CT-NY: One Small Lot, One Big Mess Joseph Gentile, the developer with plans to transform the former Norwich Hospital property into the $1.6 billion entertainment Utopia, is mired in a bitter legal fight over a stalled New York City condominium project and faces accusations of fraud, conspiracy and misuse of funds. 11:37:39 AM

MI: Golf course shuts down, angering condo owners Some want to sue him, others want to work with him.  Either way, David Byker will close the Gleneagle Golf Course at 6150 14th Ave. today, leaving residents of 400 condominiums surrounding the course wondering whether they will be looking at tall grass on vacant land. 11:25:44 AM

NV: 5 Things to Know Before Making an Offer on a Condo Before you make an offer on that condo or townhome, there are a few things you should check into besides the obvious bylaws and association notes. Here's a list of five not-so-obvious things to look into before submitting the offer. 11:23:52 AM

MA: Picketing pays off for Hanson condo resident Richard Pierce said the 2 1/2 hours he spent holding a sign outside a Main Street condominium complex on Thursday paid off. After a stand-off that began in March when he found water in the basement of the new Dunham Farm condominium he had agreed to buy, Pierce said the developer offered a settlement late Thursday. 11:18:19 AM

PA: Buckingham sticking up for homeowners Citing a need to uphold the U.S. Constitution, the township board of supervisors has adopted an ordinance that will prohibit new associations from infringing on residents' rights to exercise their freedom of religion, speech and ability to assemble peacefully. 11:10:00 AM