Have you ever wondered how our HOA assessments (dues) compare to surrounding communities? We’ve compiled a list of some of the HOA communities closest to ours below.
HOA fees can feel like a significant expense, and we all must take the time to understand why they are what they are and what they cover. Our fees go toward maintaining our shared community and quality of life—whether it’s the upkeep of shared amenities like the pool, playgrounds, and walking trails to our landscaping, snow removal for the townhouses and common areas, or the many other services that keep our community safe, clean, and beautiful like trash, recycling, and doggie poo stations. Comparing our HOA to others without considering the unique aspects of our neighborhood (size, amenities, etc.) often leads to misinformation.
Your neighbors on the Board of Directors (volunteers) work hard every year to find the best deals for services our HOA dues pay for. They spend months asking for, reviewing, and comparing bids to make sure we get the best price for things like trash pickup, recycling, snow removal, landscaping, pool management, and more.
Below is a look at how Morris Farm compares with neighboring communities in monthly dues for single-family homes, number of homes, and amenities. All communities provide roughly the same services like trash, recycling, snow removal, landscape, pool management, etc.
NOTE: this comparison does not compare all home types, however, similar to Morris Farm, communities with other home styles like townhomes have higher dues based on home style due to additional expenses or amenities unique to each home style.
