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HUD has narrowed its enforcement approach, while state civil rights agencies, including Maryland, Massachusetts, and South Carolina, have reaffirmed that their own disability accommodation protections remain in effect.

Emotional support animals in housing continue to be a topic of conversation. HUD’s change concerns how it handles certain complaints; it does not, by it...


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The holiday season brings neighbors together and creates a natural opportunity to bring elected officials to communities they represent through CAI’s Constituents in Your Communities campaign.

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The 2026 midterm election will directly shape several federal policy issues affecting community associations, including disaster recovery assistance, debris removal, housing policy, and repeal of the Corporate Transparency Act. Changes in congressional leadership determine who will chair the committees responsible for these issues, which legislation receives attention, and ho...


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In March 2025, Community Associations Institute filed an amicus curiae brief in the Kansas Court of Appeals in Stonegate Motorplaza Condominium Association, Inc. v. HP Motorplaza. The bri...


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The polls are open. Election Day is here, and it’s time to #VoteForHome!

Millions of Americans will cast their ballots today for candidates who will shape policies at the federal, state, and local levels. For the 78.1 million Americans who live and work in community associations, those decisions can have a direct impact on our homes, communities, and quality of life.


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