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This new law clarifies the insurance requirements for condominiums with detached condominium units. Under the new law, condominium associations of such communities can choose whether to insure the entire condominium property or only to insure the common elements of the condominium.

Section 11-104 - Bylaws (a) The administration of every condominium shall be governed by bylaws which shall be recorded with the declaration. If the council of unit owners is incorporated, these bylaws shall be the bylaws of that corporation.

As previously reported, during the 2022 legislative session, the Maryland General Assembly passed new legislation requiring all condominiums, homeowner associations, and housing cooperatives to undertake regular reserve studies of common area components. The Governor did not sign the bill, but it became law under Art.

(a) Unless the declaration or bylaws state otherwise, the dispute settlement mechanism provided by this section is applicable to complaints or demands formally arising on or after October 1, 2022.

The Maryland Condominium Act was amended to increase from $5,000 to $10,000 the amount which a unit owner may be required to pay when the cause of fire, water or other casualty damage to units or the common elements originates in that owner's condominium unit.

The legislation requires condo associations to maintain reserve funds specifically allocated for structural repairs and maintenance. These funds must be determined based on reserve studies conducted every ten years, as outlined in SB-4D.

In July 2024, Florida's legislation is tightening the rules around financial transparency for HOAs and condominium associations. Key changes include: Annual Budget Disclosure: Associations must now provide detailed annual budgets to all members, outlining expected expenses and reserves.

MD Condo Act § 11-116(c)(1)(i). The place is typically the community manager's office. The Maryland Condominium Act states that the condominium records must be maintained within 50 miles of the Maryland border and be available “for examination or copying, or both, by any unit owner.” MD Condo Act § 11-116(c)(1)(i).