o help make the most of your neighborhood Christmas light tour, we’ve compiled a guide with tips for being a considerate and courteous neighbor during the festive season.

St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, and homeowners associations are gearing up for another festive occasion. If your association wants to commemorate the day with fun events, here are the best ways to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in HOA communities.

Here are some tips to help managers and their communities effectively deal with this hectic season and the conflict that often arises.

Fourth of July is right around the corner, so homeowners associations should take this chance to plan a community-wide event. Some of the perks of association living are getting an invite to exclusive events and forming deep relationships with neighbors.

As the holidays approach, you may be wondering what are some important things to know concerning government documents or legal issues when it comes to board member rights and responsibilities. Check out this article where three common questions are answered about your HOA and board members.

Mother's Day is just around the corner—this year's celebration occurs on Sunday, May 9th. Taking time out of our busy schedules to honor our moms is essential. After all, it's our mothers who make our lives so special. If you are looking for creative and fun ways to celebrate this year, look no further. One of Florida's residential property management companies, Condominium Associates, provides exciting ways to celebrate Mother's Day this year in your HOA.

When it comes to determining who gets to put up what—and when—at homeowners associations, things have the potential to get complicated. Read on for tips about holiday decorations in your HOA.

Suppose residents in your association have been frequent targets of package theft during the pandemic. If this is the case, we have tips to deter thieves and ensure packages are kept safe.

HOA residents may be getting an early start on holiday décor this year. Lights are being strung on homes even earlier as they seek to find some extra joy during the COVID-19 pandemic. As is typical during the holiday season, homeowners should review any seasonal décor guidelines in their community and follow some simple steps to decorate safely.

Thanksgiving typically means family gatherings, festive decorations, and plenty of food. However, as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to spread throughout the country and government officials advise people to stay home to protect themselves, more Americans rethink their holiday plans.

Communities are searching for ways to keep children safe by practicing social distancing on October 31st. Many homeowner associations are turning to alternatives such as trunk-or-treating instead of traditional door-to-door trick-or-treating.

March 17th is coming quickly, but it's not too late to plan a St. Patrick's Day resident events. Resident events can play a crucial role in your overall plan to serve your residential community. Showing tenants you care and value their presence in your community will encourage them to renew when their lease term ends.

HOA communities are no exception when it comes to gathering friends for the holidays. Many residents make the streets glow with festive lights. And regardless of anyone's faith or traditions, this time of year is for celebration. After all, the holidays are the most wonderful time of the year!