HOA's HUB Editorial
The HOA's HUB editorial team researches, verifies, and maintains HOA fee, rule, and amenity data across the United States. We combine public records, management-company data, and reader submissions to keep every community page accurate and useful.
Articles by HOA's HUB Editorial
HOA's HUB Just Got a Major Upgrade: Faster Site, Fee-Trend Charts & Verified Data
We've rebuilt HOA's HUB from the ground up. The new site is faster, mobile-first, and packed with tools that were not here before - including HOA fee-trend charts, a Verified 2026 data badge, and thousands more communities. Here is everything that's new.
HOA Insurance Premiums Jump 18% in 2026 - What's Driving the Surge
Master-policy insurance for HOAs has spiked again this year. Carriers cite catastrophe losses, litigation costs, and a tight reinsurance market - and most of that increase ends up in homeowner dues. Here is what is moving, where it is hitting hardest, and what boards can do about it.
Private Equity Is Investing Billions Into HOA Management Companies
A quiet but consequential trend is reshaping the HOA industry: private-equity firms are pouring billions into community-management companies, consolidating a previously fragmented sector. Here is what investors see, what homeowners might notice on the ground, and what this means for the next decade of HOA governance.
Introducing HOA's HUB Data Licensing: 4,100+ Communities, Now Available to Buy
We're opening our HOA dataset to license. Fees, rules, amenities, rental policies, and contact info for 4,100+ U.S. homeowners associations - in CSV, JSON, Excel, Parquet, or REST API.
New HOA Laws and Transparency Rules Are Changing Community Governance in 2026
State legislatures are sharpening oversight of homeowners associations in 2026, with new mandates around transparency, voting procedures, financial disclosures, and homeowner-records access. Florida is leading; Minnesota, Georgia, and North Carolina are not far behind. Here is what is changing and what it means for both boards and residents.
HOA Architectural Review: 17 Common Restrictions Most Buyers Never See Coming
Most HOA buyers focus on monthly dues and pet rules. The bigger surprises usually live in the Architectural Standards: what color you can paint, what fences you can install, and which trees you can plant. Here are 17 of the most common restrictions and how to spot them before closing.
Solar Panels and HOAs: 30 States Now Block Your HOA From Saying No
For decades, HOAs blocked solar installations on aesthetic grounds. As of 2026, more than 30 US states have passed "solar access" laws that override most HOA solar bans. Here is the full list, what each state allows, and the loopholes HOAs still use to slow projects down.
Three North Carolina Bills Could Reshape HOA Authority in 2026
North Carolina’s 2026 short session has produced three new HOA bills: HB 1212 (banning restrictions on solar, gardens, and ADUs), HB 1174 (creating a state DOJ complaint process), and SB 1051 (protecting licensed family child care homes). Here’s what each one would change.
Georgia Just Passed Its First Statewide HOA Law: Here’s What SB 406 Does
Gov. Brian Kemp signed Senate Bill 406 - the "Georgia Property Owners’ Bill of Rights Act" - on May 12, 2026. The law doubles the foreclosure threshold to $4,000, requires HOAs to register with the Secretary of State, mandates 90-day pre-foreclosure notices, and creates a statewide complaint process. Here’s how it works and when it takes effect.
Minnesota Signs HOA Bill of Rights Into Law: What Homeowners Need to Know
On May 6, 2026, Gov. Tim Walz signed Minnesota’s "HOA Bill of Rights" into law. The legislation caps single-violation fines at $100, requires 21-day owner review of new rules, bans retaliation, and reins in board conflicts of interest. Here’s what changes and who it affects.
How to Fight Your HOA Fee Increase (Step-by-Step Guide for 2026)
Got a notice that your HOA dues are going up? You have more leverage than you think. This step-by-step guide walks through how to challenge an HOA fee increase - from reviewing the budget and demanding documentation to organizing your neighbors and voting at the annual meeting.
What Happens If You Don’t Pay Your HOA Fees? (Foreclosure & Liens Explained)
Missing HOA dues isn’t like missing a credit card payment. This guide walks through the exact 4-stage timeline most HOAs follow when fees go unpaid - from late fees and interest to liens, judgments, and yes, foreclosure - plus what your legal rights are at each step.
HOA Rules Explained: What Every Homeowner Should Know
HOA rules are designed to maintain community standards, protect property values, and ensure a cohesive living environment. Here's everything you need to know before buying in an HOA community.
Why HOASHub.com Was Created
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