Experts from the Foundation for Community Association Research predict HOAs will expand to as many as 377,000 associations in 2026, housing nearly 80 million Americans. The HOA housing sector is expected to remain resilient and continue its steady expansion, according to new outlook projections from the Foundation for Community Association Research. While broader economic and…
If you don’t have a plan to maintain your sidewalks or to keep them clear of snow and ice, could this happen to YOU? Municipality Agrees to $18.3 Million Settlement After Woman Slipped on Sidewalk A municipality has agreed to a pre-trial settlement of $18.3 million after a resident tripped over a damaged section of…
Even with new regulations allowing communities in Maryland two additional years to fund the reserves, associations are struggling to reach the funding limits needed. If you are struggling to fund the reserves to the level required by the study, consider signing up for this educational class from Reserve Advisors. Join Reserve Advisors, LLC and my…
For many homeowners, frigid temperatures have already arrived. With freezing conditions likely to recur in the coming months, home maintenance must remain a top priority. Taking steps to prevent frozen pipes and subsequent plumbing issues, including potentially costly water damage, is particularly important. Consider the following strategies for limiting the risk of frozen pipes in…
The Rehoboth Beach/Dewey Beach Chamber of Commerce recently reported that federal funding for a flood mitigation project on Read Avenue in Dewey Beach – previously approved through the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in August of 2024 – is currently being withheld, putting this critical project on hold. As a low-lying coastal town, Dewey Beach…
The Maryland Legislative Action Committee is pursuing legislation to increase an owner’s financial responsibility to $25,000 when a loss originates from a unit or from a component servicing only that unit. The current statutory cap is $10,000. In addition, MD LAC is amending current language to pass through the total amount of damage that originates…
The Maryland LAC represents community associations in lobbying the Maryland legislature on all issues that could impact community and condominium associations. In recent years, this diverse group of homeowner leaders, community managers, and representatives from community association business partners has helped implement several changes for communities and condominium insurance requirements. It is expected in 2026…
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