Clear, well-crafted governing documents are the backbone of a thriving community association. These essential documents need to be regularly reviewed, evaluated, and strengthened to keep up with changing conditions, issues, and attitudes. Here’s how to know when to update them.
The Landings Association, a multigenerational haven for 9,000 residents on Skidaway Island, Ga., combines resort-style living with small town charm. After noticing significant demographic changes, the unique, large-scale, 50-year-old community near Savannah decided it was time to undertake a strategic plan. Here’s how.
The pools at Captain’s Cove in Greenbackville, Va., serve as far more than summertime retreat spots. They are vibrant gathering places that bring the community together. Thanks in part to a junior lifeguard program, the community has woven pool safety into the fabric of daily life.
In celebration of Women’s History Month in March, Ungated profiles women in the community association industry who give their time, creativity, and expertise to mentor others, build relationships, protect investments, and enhance communities. These profiles reflect women’s significant influence and their impactful contributions to the common interest housing model. Meet Phyllis Swink and Carolyn Bonds.
Community managers today face a mix of expanding responsibilities, tighter staffing, and rising expectations. Across the industry, leaders are experimenting with artificial intelligence to strengthen operations and lighten heavy loads. They’re finding that AI tools can be utilized to support daily work and broader organizational growth.
