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Wednesday, November 29, 2006 |
The residents of the Bent Tree community in Palm Beach Gardens were loud and clear when the new Southampton townhouse community, just to their south, came to city council members for approval:
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Hoskins moved into the Bella Vista development in October. His neighbors found out he was a registered sex offender days later and protested to the Home Owners Association (HOA) and development managers. They said the lack of a response led them to consider amending their neighborhood deed.
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Co-housing is not a well known term in real estate but it is a growing housing movement. It is also called "intentional communities," but if you were around in the 1960s the word "commune" may pop into mind. Co-housing, however, is a very different concept.
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Not the holiday gift some local condominium owners were hoping for: massive increases in homeowners insurance. Why? Hurricane Katrina.
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Welcome to what may be the first blog ever specifically launched for a residential development.
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The Woodland Community Association put out the call last month that they need a commitment of substantial funds from the community to launch a legal attack on the town for approving the controversial water harvesting project.
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Potholes are like dental cavities, Ted Franks says. Both can be prevented, with thorough and regular maintenance, but once they're found, they should be treated immediately. Take care of the problem when it's small and the fix is easy. Franks, president of T.F. Franks Inc., is a self-described "pavement man." His Smithfield-based company specializes in pothole repairs using a machine that uses old asphalt to make new asphalt.
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