In the Common Interest III: Unlocking the Potential of Community

· Greenleaf Book Group
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Building Connected and Thriving Communities

In the United States, nearly one in four homeowners live in a community association. These associations not only protect and enhance property values but also foster a common sense of purpose that makes a neighborhood feel like home. 

In the third installment of his In the Common Interest series, John Carona—founder of Associa, North America’s largest community management company—shares how associations can unlock their true potential by supporting neighborly bonds and creating a vibrant living experience. 

Board members and residents: This book is your guide to building connected communities that thrive. Explore the core concepts of community and discover ways to drive success, address challenges, find alternative outcomes, and plan for the future.

Building Connected and Thriving Communities In the United States, nearly one in four homeowners live in a community association. These associations not only protect and enhance property values but also foster a common sense of purpose that makes a neighborhood feel like home. In the third instal...

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About the author

John Carona is the founder and CEO of Associa. Since its humble beginnings in 1979 in Dallas, Texas, Associa has become North America’s largest community management company, with more than 300 office locations and 15,000 employees. Also an accomplished legislator, Carona enjoys traveling with his family, ranching, and collecting art.

John Carona is the founder and CEO of Associa. Since its humble beginnings in 1979 in Dallas, Texas, Associa has become North America’s largest community management company, with more than 300 office locations and 15,000 employees. Also an accomplished legislator, Carona enjoys traveling with his...

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