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Don't just go on what an agent tells you about the condo; do your own research. Even the sight of pets in the building or in the building's windows is not an indication that pet ownership is allowed. Ask to see the condo's declaration or bylaws. Get an updated copy of the CC&Rs (covenants, conditions and restrictions) to peruse.
Are you ready to move out of the downtown area into quieter neighborhoods, bigger living areas and safer streets with less congestion? If the glitz and glamour that once brought you to the city now interrupts your nightly slumber, perhaps it’s time you move to the suburbs.
Loft living is not for everyone. But for those desiring in-town living, close proximity to their favorite night time hot spots and within walking distance to work, lofts present a desirable and affordable alternative. Living in a loft is a lifestyle choice that revolves around the location you want to live in and your budget. Lofts are the hip, less conforming alternative to condos and the affordable solution to houses.
This is certainly something we've seen time and again in large urban projects. Developers create a buying frenzy by advertising for early bird buyers who are certain to get first dibs on the choicest suites. People line up by the hundreds, some even camping out to be among the first buyers. In the meantime, developers have been quietly selling units for weeks.
You've spent countless hours at sales presentations and touring through model condo units, and now finally you're ready to take the plunge. You love the condo, but before you sign on the dotted line, make sure you're equally compatible with the condo association. Take some time to go through the following check list before you buy. You'll be glad you did!
In today’s economic climate, many are looking at lease agreements and monthly payments, thinking, “I could own a home for this.” Condominiums, or condos, present the perfect opportunity for those in Atlanta wishing to own a home and to have more control over their interior space.
After working with several buyers who have chosen Park West out of the many communities in Charleston, I have put together some information about these condos. Although I recommend looking at other neighborhoods, too, Park West should definitely be on your list of communities to visit if you’re considering buying a condo.
