Draper and Kramer

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Draper and Kramer manage Harbor Point Condominium. There are several citations from each of the City of Chicago departments (listed below) against Harbor Point Condominium, spanning several years. Draper and Kramer allowed them to happen.



For the long version: http://draperandkramer.blogspot.com/ ;;

(and) - http://draperandkramer.blogspot.com/2012/01/draper-and-kramer-big-complaint-against.html ;;;

(and) - http://draperandkramer.blogspot.com/2012/01/draper-and-kramer-dont-do-good-job.html .



Otherwise, here is what happened to me in 4000 characters or less. Several citations from each of the City of Chicago departments listed below against Harbor Point Condominium.



Dept of Public Health (CDPH), 333 S. State Street, Room 200, Chicago, IL 60604, Ph: 312.747.9884

Dept of Environment, 30 N. LaSalle St., Suite 200, Chicago, IL 60602, Ph: 312.744.7606

Chicago Fire Dept, District 1, 55 West Illinois Street, Chicago, IL 60654-4804, Ph: 312.744.5742



Citations ranging from blocked fire escape doors to inadequate filtration systems for car exhaust fumes emanating from the parking garage.



Dangerous public health and safety citations written for violations in the Health Club. Most notably, the entire floor underneath the wooden slats in the sauna was covered with baseball sized dust balls of hair and filth.



Contact the departments for a complete list of citations. The information is open and available to the public.



I have tried speaking with and emailing Draper and Kramer on numerous occasions. Below is my correspondence (as much as will fit in this post) regarding my experience (and loss).



Draper and Kramer responded to my first email letter with mock, and have not responded to my second email at all. When I call, the Exec VP slams the phone down. Every subsequent call I make goes to voice mail.



The Atty Gen's office said (in short) there are no laws governing condo management companies. The city's Dept. of Consumer Affairs attorney gave the same answer: there are no departments, laws, etc., that govern condo management companies.



So when something goes wrong, there is nothing to be done about it and nowhere to turn to. Which may explain why we have so many problems.