Construction Defects News Today

A project of 461-condos going up near Broadway and Glenarm Place in downtown Denver will be called Upton Residences, the developer Amacon said.

Plans for a parcel in the heart of downtown have changed due, in part, to a decades-old construction defects law that affects condo development.

Two bills aimed at reforming Colorado’s construction defect law advanced through the Legislature this week, one to spur more condo development by lowering insurance costs and another to give homeowners more protection against shoddy construction. They both have to do with the state’s Construction Defect Action Reform Act, which sets up a process for homeowners […] The post Bills to reform Colorado’s construction defects law advance in Legislature appeared first on Col...

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — As we head into 2024, affordable housing continues to pose serious problems for Coloradans. On Friday, Jan. 12, FOX21 News spoke with Mayor Yemi Mobolade to get his perspective on what’s causing our local housing crisis—and how we can start fixing it. The Mayor mentioned three things he sees contributing to the […]

How long is an Arizona homebuilder responsible for fixing construction defects? Find out in this week's real estate law column.

As the number of municipalities opposing Colorado Senate Bill 23-213 grows, the Centennial City Council is voicing its opposition not only to the bill, but also state construction defect laws, which …

In late December 2022, the Florida Legislature proposed changes to the Florida Statute of Repose for Construction Defects to clarify a statute with ambiguous language. The statute is...

The Law Offices of John Caravella, P.C. (liconstructionlaw.com), Launches Secondary Website due to High Demands.

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An estimated 92,000 apartments built during boom could be affected by legacy defects