In a recent case, Washington v. Y.C.C. No. 441, a commercial condo unit owner successfully sued the condominium corporation after the corporation registered a lien against his unit for repair costs related to clearing a blockage in the plumbing system. For ten years, the unit owner operated a business in unit 48 that trimmed and marinated meats to supply to various restaurants. No food was cooked in the unit. The owner had installed a grease trap in the unit that was cleaned and maintained on a regular basis (every 6 to 8 weeks) by an independent grease trap company. Read the article…………..
The loved ones of Darran Hutson continue to mourn the loss of the 44-year-old with…
For most owners and residents, the condominium community lifestyle offers numerous advantages over freehold homes…
Question: I live in a 14-story condominium building that was built in the late 1980s.…
According to data shared by the Condominium and Access Control Federation, between 2023 and 2024,…
In 2022, Veronica Solomon worried about a $1,300 hike in the annual cost of her…
The Interior Ministry has been assigned by the Cabinet to amend the Condominium Act, to…