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Common Interest Communities

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Common Interest Communities

COLORADO VOICES Episode 31 | 27m 40s | CC

Rocky Mountain PBS in partnership with ProPublica has spent more than a year investigating life in Colorado’s homeowners associations. From rural mountain communities, to condo buildings in the heart of the city, groups of volunteer neighbors are trying to keep their communities in order. But the system drives many neighborhood disputes to court, leaving some homeowners feeling powerless.

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