Community Associations

Over 20 percent of all homes in the United States are located within property owners’ associations, including homeowners’ associations, condominium communities, and cooperatives. Nationwide, approximately 8,000 new community associations are formed each year, and almost $85 billion in assessments is paid out annually. The growth in the number of community associations has led to an increase in homeowner’s association litigation. As litigation involving property owners’ associations proliferates, Thompson Coe is equipped to meet the evolving challenges of its clients.

Property owners’ association law cases often involve complex issues, and skilled practitioners must be versed in real estate and property law, zoning and local, state, and federal regulations, constitutional questions, torts, and contract interpretation of governing documents. Thompson Coe’s property owners’ association practice reflects significant experience and an in-depth understanding of the unique issues associations and their boards face regarding all types of claims and grievances. Thompson Coe is well positioned to provide cost-effective representation to address the myriad of disputes associations might encounter.