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Honolulu, 2017. A board studied a fire-sprinkler retrofit, priced it at roughly $4.5 million, and shelved it. Four years later four people died — and the same sprinklers cost more than $6 million to install after the fire. This is the anatomy of the most normal decision a board can make going as wrong as a decision can go.
Quorum Case Files reconstructs documented cases of HOA, condo, and community association governance gone wrong — built from court records and public filings, told as a conversation. From Quorum Press.
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