Here are some basic resources for condominiums in Connecticut.

Breaking news for the city of New London: EB to purchase Pfizer’s New London campus. This is a great prospect for business and residents in New London, from the creation of 750 engineering jobs to having warm bodies in a site that was to be vacated by Pfizer by 2011.

More info can be found online at: http://theday.com/article/20100621/BIZ02/100629982/1017

Condos all have a dynamic range of personalities. Dealing with disgruntled residents is just one of the many challenges of property management.

New London county property management and brokerage. You’d think that DMOZ would make it a little easier to update descriptions.

Seeking a good deal on an apartment for rent in New London, Connecticut? The historic Crocker House operates at near 100% occupancy, which speaks to the success of the building, the renovations and the community. To view an opening, call us today 860-437-7005 or the Crocker House directly: 860.444.6464

Here is a quick summary:
One bedroom and studio apartments from $650
Controlled access security
Laundry facilities on every floor
24 hour emergency maintenance
Ramp garage parking available
Walk to the river, restaurants, train and ferries
35 Union Street, New London

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Did you know that Northeast Property Group specializes in commercial and condominium brokerage in areas all over Connecticut, with a special focus in New London county?

To minimize water damage, soak water up with towels, buckets and for major flooding, call the local FD. Visit http://www.neproperty.com for more

Haven’t seen rain this heavy in a long time–if ever. The highways look like class III rapids, roads and schools are closed.

These storms have been classified as two 100-year storms, occurring back-to-back. For this region, a 100 year storm generates over 7.8 inches of run-off in a 24-hour period. A 100-year storm is an event that has a 1/100th chance of occurring within any given year. Having them back-to-back within 48 hours is an extremely rare occurrence and no municipality requires design of drainage systems to control such a rainfall event in this State.

Will Your Community be Ready for the Most Sweeping Statutory Changes in a Quarter-Century?

On July 8, 2009, Governor Rell signed into law, “An Act Concerning Amendments to the Common Interest Ownership Act.”  This Act represents the most comprehensive overhaul of the laws governing condominiums in Connecticut in over twenty-five years.  Boards and managers, brace yourselves for some major changes.