This market
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Turf is the least of it. Greater Boston association living is mostly condominium trusts in older buildings with substantial shared systems, and snow, ice, and freeze-thaw dominate the operating year.
Suffolk · Middlesex · Norfolk · Essex. Licensing and common-area rules can differ by county even inside one metro, so scope is set against your mapped grounds.
Condominium trusts in converted and purpose-built buildings hold most of the market, with suburban townhome associations on shared drives behind them.
Older shared building envelopes make capital reserve planning the recurring problem a board here keeps returning to.
The law behind it
Boston associations operate under Massachusetts Condominium Act, M.G.L. c. 183A. Vendors are licensed through Massachusetts Office of Public Safety and Inspections, and community pools are regulated by Massachusetts Department of Public Health and local boards of health.
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The map is the pricing basis
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