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CAI has released its 2018 survey of community association members. For the seventh time in 13 years, Americans living in homeowners associations and condominiums say they’re overwhelmingly satisfied in their communities. 85% of residents rate their overall community association experience as positive or neutral. 84% say members of their elected governing board “absolutely” or “for the most part” serve the best interests of their communities. 73% say their community managers provide value and support to residents and their associations. 90% say their association’s rules protect and enhance property values or have a neutral effect. Read the following article for more information on homeowner and condominium association statistics. https://www.dropbox.com/s/evl5paibvbplz1x/CAI%202018%20Community%20Association%20Survey.pdf?dl=0

Click here cai-2016-homeowner-satisfaction-survey to read the Homeowners Satisfaction Survey from CAI.

Click here CAI 2016NationalHomeownerSurvey to read the National Homeowner Survey from CAI.

Check out the CAI page https://www.caionline.org/AboutCommunityAssociations/Pages/CommunityNext.aspx to learn more about the information below:   COMMUNITY NEXT: 2020 AND BEYOND   For more than 40 years, CAI has educated, advocated, published and informed people living and working in common-interest communties. Thanks to those ongoing efforts, we have a strong and valuable understanding of community associations today. But what we do know about the challenges and opportunities that await common-interest communities in the years to come, and what can we do now to minimize uncertainty and elevate our collective ability to manage the future? With that question in mind, CAI embarked on Community Next: 2020 and Beyond, and initiative launched in 2015 to define the future of the community association model. The results of this lengthy initiative are four Community Next reports that represent the best thinking of several dozen CAI leaders and nonmember community association stakeholders. Association Governance Model Community Management External Influences [...]