Progress on Regulating HOA Boards in Pennsylvania
Beginning with Pennsylvania, we will determine if there is progress on regulating HOA boards in any state. If we find a state that has already implemented any of these objectives, we will determine if they can be applied in other states and report back here on the results.
October 2025
TBYH presented three changes to PA law to Rep. Liz Hanbridge of the 61st District on October 14th. These changes are described in detail here. Essentially they support a path for unit owners to settle disputes with their boards and require boards to make their meetings open to unit owners. Associations have many powers over their unit owners. While these powers are necessary, they need checks and balances to ensure their legitimate use.
September 2025
Three new laws to be presented by PA constituents in several legislative districts.
Disputes, Remedies and Sunshine for Pennsylvania Common Interest Communities
July 2025
First Drafts of documents to be presented to PA Legislators are now available for viewing. They are currently being reviewed by an attorney.
A Brief Summary of Improvements for Residential Association Laws in PA
Evaluating the Residential Association Laws in PA with Specific Recommendations
May 2025
Research Phase has concluded on this Initiative. TBYH has identified five Pennsylvania laws that impact owner associations. We have also identified similar legislation that has already been enacted in Florida. We will be posting the research results soon.
January 2025
Met with Pennsylvania State Legislator Liz Hanbridge to raise her awareness of our initiatives for HOAs.
December 2024
Homeowner’s association (HOA) legislation varies by state. In Pennsylvania, the Uniform Planned Community Act (UPCA) governs HOAs in planned communities with more than 12 units. The UPCA is located in Title 68, Chapters 51-54 of the Pennsylvania statutes.