Condo Association Sues Fort Collins High-Rise Property Owner

Lawsuit alleges nonpayment of association fees by company that owns multiple floors.

Published on Feb. 11, 2026

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The condominium association governing Fort Collins' tallest building is suing a company that owns property on five floors of the tower, alleging the company has failed to pay required association fees.

Why it matters

This lawsuit highlights the ongoing challenges faced by condo associations in collecting fees from owners, which can impact the association's ability to maintain common areas and amenities. It also raises questions about the responsibilities of large property owners within a condominium complex.

The details

The lawsuit was filed by the association that oversees the Laurel, a 16-story high-rise in downtown Fort Collins. The association claims the company that owns property on five floors of the building has not paid its required association fees, which are used to cover maintenance, utilities, and other shared expenses.

  • The lawsuit was filed on February 11, 2026.

The players

The Laurel Condominium Association

The condominium association that governs Fort Collins' tallest building, the 16-story Laurel high-rise.

The property owner company

A company that owns property on five floors of the Laurel high-rise in Fort Collins.

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What’s next

The court will need to determine if the property owner company is required to pay the association fees, and what penalties or remedies may be available if the fees have not been paid.

The takeaway

This lawsuit highlights the ongoing challenges faced by condo associations in ensuring all owners pay their fair share of fees, which are essential for maintaining common areas and amenities. It also raises questions about the responsibilities of large property owners within a condominium complex.