How Is a Dues Increase Made? Is There a Legal Cap?
Is there an upper limit when raising dues, and can the manager increase them alone? Dues increases often spark debate. We explain how a dues increase is made from a practical and legal perspective.
From dues tracking to Condominium Law, resident communication to board decisions — practical articles born from real experience.
Is there an upper limit when raising dues, and can the manager increase them alone? Dues increases often spark debate. We explain how a dues increase is made from a practical and legal perspective.
One of the toughest decisions apartment and complex managements face each year is the dues increase rate. Setting it too low leaves the budget short; setting it too high upsets the unit owners.
One of the most debated questions each year is: "Can the manager raise the dues as much as they want?" The answer is clear: no. The authority to raise dues belongs not to the manager but to the board of unit owners.
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