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FACING THE TRUTH ABOUT AGING INFRASTRUCTURES As buildings and their internal systems and physical components age, how can the community associations that own them best prepare to meet the unexpected—but necessary—financial demands. Over many conversations in recent years, members of the Foundation for Community Association Research (FCAR) have identified aging infrastructures—the physical structures and the components within them that community associations rely on for residents’ safety and wel

This article explains two common rules used by homeowner associations to protect safety, property values, and long-term community stability. 1) Minimum Lease Term (9 Months) Helps prevent short-term, vacation-style rentals and the extra traffic and noise that can come with frequent turnover. Supports a more stable, residential community where neighbors know each other. Improves safety by reducing transient occupancy and making it easier to recognize unfamiliar activity. Helps protect property...

Connecticut Condominium Act: Key Rules and Owner Responsibilities Understand the key rules and responsibilities under the Connecticut Condominium Act, including governance, owner obligations, and recent legal updates. LegalClarity Connecticut Published Jan 26, 2026 Condominium ownership in Connecticut is guided by specific laws that protect the rights of individual owners and the community as a whole. For most developments created after January 1, 1984, the primary legal framework is the...