what happens when two condos share amenities?

Extell just put up a two buildings one rental one condo and they share amenities too. Sounds messy..

bondbuyer, there's no way to know about your situation without looking at the offering plan.

Rsider -- I understand that. I guess I was just wondering how this is typically done, because it seems like it hs th potential to cause lots of issues, along the lines of those I mentioned,

it is typically done according to the rules stated in the offering plan or bylaw changes since then.

58 Met's common charges are set at a lower rate/sq foot than 80 Metropolitan's. While we didn't read the offering plan, it should be specifically contained within the offering plan and is likely deeded in. Same with the townhouse properties than are associated with this development. I can see it being crowded, but as the units are sold with the amenities as part of the package, I'd be amazed if they didn't address this.

As an FYI, Northside Piers has a similar arrangement, wherein Tower 1 owners can use Tower 2's amenities, and vice versa.