10/13/2026
Most condominium rules get written once, near the time the building registers, and then sit untouched for years. Boards renew insurance every year and review reserve funds every three. Rules often get reviewed only when something goes wrong. That gap is starting to show, because the risks condo boards need to manage have shifted faster than most rule sets have.
Here are five areas worth a fresh look.
Most condominium rules get written once, near the time the building registers, and then sit untouched for years. Boards renew insurance every year and review reserve funds every three. Rules often …