Hoarding in Condominiums: When Individual Rights Clash with Community Concerns

The recent case of Board of Managers of the 48-54 West 138th Street Condominium v. Flora Burdock highlights the complexities that arise when an individual unit owner’s behavior impacts the health, safety, and well-being of a condominium community. In this case, the condominium board sought legal intervention to address a severe hoarding situation within Ms. Burdock’s apartment.   Read the article…………………………….

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