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Landmark condo residents and advocates press council over unit flipping, short‑term rentals and building conditions
Summary
Residents from the Landmark condominiums and neighborhood advocates told the council they face security, water and governance problems tied to investors flipping units and short‑term rentals; council members said they would pursue state-level and city remedies.
Multiple residents of the Landmark condominiums described deteriorating conditions, perceived investor takeover of units and legal disputes that, they said, have left owners and long-term residents at risk. They asked the City Council to investigate and urged changes to state rules that preempt homeowners associations.
Why it matters: The complaints raise questions about enforcement of condominium governance, public-safety and code compliance at a multi‑unit complex and about how short‑term rentals affect long‑term residents.
Several residents described recurring maintenance and health…
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