Requires managing agents for residential condominium properties over seventy-five feet in height to have commercial property management experience.
The bill mandates that managing agents for residential condominium properties exceeding seventy-five feet in height must possess commercial property management experience. This requirement aims to ensure that managing agents have the necessary expertise to handle the structural conditions of high-rise properties, which are held to the same standards as commercial buildings. The bill amends existing statutory requirements to include this new experience criterion, addressing concerns about the adequacy of current standards in protecting apartment owners from incompetence and negligence.
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