Kiara Candelaria is associate editor for CAI’s print and digital publications.
Most HOAs successfully adapted to conducting business during COVID-19, community managers have anecdotally reported higher levels of stress, anxiety, or burnout due to increased workloads.
The Jefferson in Arlington, Va., offers older adults a unique option as they age in place: the ability to own their condominium unit plus independent living, skilled nursing, and continuing care.
Many boards remain unaware of the CTA and the legal requirement to file, and the filing deadline is approaching quickly. As managers, it’s critical to inform boards about this requirement and empower them to decide on the best approach.
Residents of Fleetwood Property Owners Association in Houston witnessed a Bengal tiger roaming around the neighborhood on the evening of May 9.
As the tangle of economic impacts of COVID-19 begins to unravel, community associations are revising budgets to account for increased expenses and revenue losses.
Many HOA and condo boards have opted to require masks in common areas, such as hallways, elevators, laundry rooms, and lobbies, where social distancing is not possible.
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