Roost DC

Looking for a meaningful career with the opportunity to grow and thrive? Roost DC, the only employee-owned management company in the city, is seeking a talented Community Association Manager with a strong track record in portfolio management. Enjoy a supportive work environment, competitive salary, and comprehensive benefits. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity—apply today!

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Crane Consulting is here to coach you and your building through the complexities of building management, no matter the age or size of the community. The association assist, as needed, backed by the experts at Roost DC. Learn more today at roost-dc.com/consulting!

One more day until our 7th annual Casino Night benefitting La Clínica del Pueblo . We hope you’re as excited as we are!

You can grab tickets through tomorrow so get them while you can. Join us for games, drinks and some incredible raffle prizes. Use the link below to register today and to find out what you could win!

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The collapse of the Champlain South Towers will continue to inform changes in the condo market; and the goal here is laudable, as everyone deserves to move into safe housing. It will be interesting to see how this new condo questionnaire will change, but it's smart for associations to get ahead of it by conducting proactive inspections so they can feel confident about their answers, and the structural integrity of the building!

"CAI, MBA and NAR have written letters to the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, asking for a pause in the implementation of the rules. MBA’s letter offers suggestions on how to reword each of the questions so that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac can obtain the information they are seeking without unduly burdening the condo associations."

Surfside tragedy makes condo buying challenging nationwide Real estate agents, condo associations and mortgage brokers say the new rules from Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are having a chilling effect on the market.