Adding a playroom?

Yes. there are permit and egress issues for playrooms. We had a larger space to work with and the city turned down our permit since there was no way the space could be modified to comply with all their regulations.

Why not just expand the storage facilities? A play room is useful only to those residents who have kids. Increased storage space is useful to all residents. If you charge for it, it can be income producing (or at least offset the costs of installing the additional storage units). A playroom is a constant drain on finances.

I used to live in a condo in which one resident spent a few years lobbying to turn part of the meeting room into a gym. Then he acquired a baby and spent the next few years lobbying to turn part of the meeting room into a playroom. Me me me now now now.

Don't you have a living room?

Thanks alan. That story reminds me about Aboutready as well as the dentist who sold his receivable from Kim Kardashian at greater than face amount. http://blogs.wsj.com/law/2014/08/21/dentist-auctions-off-12-year-old-unpaid-judgment-against-kim-kardashian/

"Don't you have a living room?"

THIS.