The Salt Lake Board of Realtors issued its fourth quarter 2009 Housing Market Report, and it appears that the Utah housing market, and particularly the condominium market may be on the mend.
Single family sales were up 36 percent compared
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The Salt Lake Board of Realtors issued its fourth quarter 2009 Housing Market Report, and it appears that the Utah housing market, and particularly the condominium market may be on the mend.
Single family sales were up 36 percent compared…
In the case of Dwan v. Indian Springs Ranch Homeowners Association, Inc. 186 P.3d 1199 (Wyo. 2008), the Wyoming Supreme Court reversed a trial court’s decision which had affirmed the Association’s Design, Environment and Wildlife Committee (“DEW Committee”). The Supreme…
I spent some time last weekend at the College of Community Association Lawyer’s conference in Palm Springs, CA. I live-blogged the conference on this site’s parent site, www.utahcondolaw.blogspot.com, but in case you missed it, here are some of the…
I recently discovered an interesting website; www.carbonrally.com. Visitors to the site can create a user name, log in, get ideas, accept challenges and keep track of their savings. An individual in Buffalo, Wyoming has clearly taken the lead.Sign up,…
The Community Associations Institute (CAI)’s Center for Community Association Volunteers (CCAV) developed the Community Association Governance Guidelines (PDF)—12 principles that can help homeowner volunteer leaders build better communities.ANNUAL MEETINGS. Conduct at least one membership meeting annually, providing at least…
Lawyers, board members, association managers and involved unit owners ought to take some time to access and read this “Joint Statement of the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Department of Justice.” The document provides guidance on reasonable…