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Blog / 10.16.26 /Peter Mustalish
Built, Sold and Gone: Protecting Your New Construction Condominium After Turnover
Just because a condominium is new does not mean it was built right. Sometimes, the opposite is true. Developers and contractors have strong incentives to control costs, finish construction, close the units, and move on. Work may be rushed, less expensive materials may be substituted, and problems may be patched rather than properly corrected. Many …
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Blog / 06.29.24 /Peter Mustalish
Holding Condominium Developers Accountable for Construction Defects
Imagine you bought a condo in a new, or recently constructed, development. The brochures and website described a beautiful lifestyle with plush amenities. After you move in you notice that things aren’t quite right with the common elements. Months and even years go by, and the pool and clubhouse are still not built. Streets are …
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