CAI recently completed a nation-wide survey of community association residents to assess their satisfaction with their communities. This survey demonstrated, once again, that the vast majority of Americans living in condominiums, homeowners associations, and co-ops are satisfied with their communities, are confident that their boards serve them well, and believe that expanded government regulation of associations is not needed.
Perhaps most strikingly, 71% of residents had positive opinions of their associations, while only 10% had negative perceptions. The remaining 19% were ambivalent, neither positive or negative.
Conducted for CAI by Zogby International, the survey sampled homeowners from across the country and has a confidence interval of +- 3.5%. You can see a more detailed abstract of the survey results at: http://www.caionline.org/about/survey.cfm
