Sentence examples for condominium charges from inspiring English sources

As his financial problems worsened, Mr. Cecchi Gori stopped paying his condominium charges, and according to the filing, he owes more than $62,000 to the condo board and $69,000 in back taxes.

They developed a plan to finance the renovations: the sponsors' units would be used as collateral for a loan to the entire condominium and would be paid back through higher condominium charges over 30 years.

At Miraval Living, buyers will be required to pay membership fees to the spa as part of their condominium charges, ranging from about $3,800 a year for a typical one-bedroom to more than $7,300 a year for some three-bedroom units, according to the offering plan.

Fees for upkeep have increased sharply over the last decade, according to the Council of New York Cooperatives and Condominiums, which publishes an annual report of co-op and condo charges based on data gathered from members.

Mr. Norry added that question 52, which deals with condominium common charges, should only be answered by condominium owners who live in their units.

After the birth of their first child, they began to look for a larger apartment on the West Side, but found prices outrageously high, even before considering co-op and condominium monthly charges.

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At the start, the rent was $1,500 a month, which covered the monthly $900 mortgage payment, the $300 condominium maintenance charge, and left a few hundred dollars of income.

Q In New Jersey, can a condominium association charge the same rate to all unit owners even if there are two styles of units, and they are sharply different in size?

He explained that in many large co-op and condominium buildings, the charge for electric power is based on readings from the building's master meter.

And some have even suggested that the development corporation, a nonprofit arm of the Abyssinian Baptist Church, has been dazzled by gentrification and instead wants to displace the Ennis Francis tenants to build luxury housing and high-priced condominium units, a charge that the development corporation denies.