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Monday, November 27, 2006 |
In Woodland Hills, resident Todd Rupper says the city is double taxing because property owners not only pay property taxes, but have to pay fees to the property owners association, which he says are used to fund city projects. Every property owner in the city is a member, paying up to $150 per year. He filed a lawsuit seeking to opt out of the association, despite a clause in his property's title that makes him a member as long as he owns the property.
10:54:13 AM 
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As the popularity of office condominiums grew, physicians started to see the potential. Now, office condos are being built specifically with physician tenants in mind.
10:33:01 AM
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Avenue Communities, the developer of the Centerpoint project, has partnered with Ray Signorello of Signorello Vineyards in Napa Valley to create this project. It will be the first winery in Greater Phoenix and the first time in the nation that a winery is located in a residential community.
10:30:06 AM
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In a town in scenic southwestern Colorado homeowners are battling over whether a Christmas wreath that includes a peace sign is an anti-Iraq war protest or even a promotion of Satan.
10:26:45 AM
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El Cortez condo owners feel cheated. They bought homes in the historic hotel with luxury in mind, but their sinks back up, their homeowners association is broke and there's no doorman to welcome them at the end of the day.
10:19:17 AM
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Nick Pavlovich and his neighbors banned together to fight many battles at Liberty Square, including keeping criminal activity out of their neighborhood. Now, he and other property owners are at odds with the homeowner's association, in a fight they say could cost them their homes.
10:10:05 AM
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Why did these homeowners need the protection? In an effort to preserve property values, condominium and homeowner associations generally strictly control what residents can display outside the buildings. That often has included Old Glory.
10:07:52 AM
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