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Sunday, December 03, 2006 |
Contrary to the traditional idea of the "American Dream," owning a home doesn't always mean keeping the neighbors on the other side of a white picket fence.
10:30:33 AM
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While Miami Beach city staff has deemed fences blocking public access to a portion of the bay illegal, owners at a waterfront condominium are requesting the Design Review Board to reconsider a decision that would force them to tear down their fence.
10:27:13 AM
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Displaced residents of Sunset Towers, the two-building high rise on Cape Coral Parkway that was heavily damaged two years ago, have plenty of questions, few answers and still no place to live.
10:24:52 AM
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Williams endured the secondhand smoke for years. But after his neighbor moved, he and the other owners of the 12-unit Mendham, N.J., complex amended the condo's bylaws to ban smoking. The Mendham case reflects the growing debate over secondhand smoke in apartments and condos.
10:23:43 AM
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Q: We have purchased several single family homes, and our lender has always insisted that we obtain a hazard insurance policy before settlement. We are about to purchase our first condominium unit, and our real estate agent has advised that we do not need any insurance, since the entire association is covered under what they call a "master policy."
10:16:22 AM
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With the costs of condominium association insurance continuing to skyrocket, even though there were no significant hurricanes impacting Florida this last hurricane season, condominium associations have been trying to look at any options to rein in the unconscionable increases.
10:15:48 AM
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