The primary issue in this appeal is whether a City of Chicago ordinance allowing condominium unit owners to inspect condominium association financial books and records is a valid exercise of the City’s home rule power. We affirm the appellate court’s holding that the City’s ordinance is valid and enforceable. We also affirm the appellate court’s decision that the trial court did not err in awarding the plaintiff interim attorney fees.
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